Think Fun Laser Maze (Class 1) Brain Game and STEM Toy for Boys and Girls Age 8 and Up – Award Winning and Mind Challenging Game for Kids (44001014)

“He loves these! The product is high quality, comfortable, and really useful. The colors are true, it looks just like in the pics, and it exceeded expectations. Definitely worth the buy.”

Fun to play

Fun and challenging. Would be nice if cards were held in board and there was a lid. Think Boggle- it all stores in the bottom and pieces don’t get lost. Also, laser could be a bit brighter. I guess it’s to keep people from shining their eyes or something but it’s difficult to see in a bright room.Fun and challenging though. We all enjoy playing!

My 8 year old son loves it & I've caught my 18 year old son playing it as well!Lazer Maze is a great for multiple reasons. It was easy to open & start using. It comes with a lazer and several other pieces that interact with the lazer to redirect it in different ways. But, best of all, it comes with a deck of cards that starts off easy and becomes more challenging as you learn how the pieces work. It is hands-on, minds-on fun that squeezes in learning without you noticing! The main skills it teaches is how different objects interact with light, problem-solving, and perseverance!I purchased my son the Amazon STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, & math) subscription and this was the first month's item. (Definitely worth the money in quality of the items & educationally.) I also plan to use it in my 5th grade classroom!

Bought for a gift. He loved it

Just picked this up as a birthday gift for an 11-year-old, though I bought it for my own son a couple of years ago when he was 8. My son goes to a STEM school and loves the engineering he's learned, so we've had a great time with this game, figuring out how to position the pieces to light up the right pieces. The game contains triangular pieces with mirrors on one side and reflectors on another side, another piece that splits the laser into two beams, and of course a piece that produces the laser beam. (There are a couple of other pieces too). You draw a card, which tells you the exact placement of certain pieces, and how many reflectors need to light up, and you have to figure out how to make it happen. As far as I can tell, there is only one solution for each puzzle, and the back side of the card reveals it.There are 60 cards in all, 15 at each difficulty level. The beginning cards are enough to challenge an 8-10 year old who has never played this game, and the medium, advanced, and expert step it up from there.The quality of the board and pieces seems very good, and the cards are thick and strong.As a parent, it's pretty fantastic to see your kid work hard at one of the challenging puzzles and figure it out himself. I highly recommend this game.

This is a fun toy and my son loved getting it for Christmas. The toy only lasted for one or two uses before the battery died. I've had a heck of a time figuring out the proper size battery to replace.

We have bought nearly all the Think Fun Games and like them all. They are great logic puzzles so kids can learn and be challenged while they play. In addition to this one, ourother favorites are Chocolate Fix, Domino Rally, Rush Hour, and the Circuit Maze.