TOMY Screwball Scramble Level Up Marble Maze - Vertical Beat-The-Clock Marble Run Game - Skill & Dexterity Challenge - 1–4 Players - Ages 5+

Fun for 5-11 year old kids. Hit with friends and adults even. It’s a challenge. Good quality. It would be nice if there was a holder for marbles so we don’t lose them. Very clever

Very cool Maze game! Does not require any assembly or batteries! Kept us busy for hours trying to master it.

My picture s^cks I’m sorry. So we got the Bluey Screwball Scramble for Christmas and it was a hit. I think these marble mazes are great for my son’s brain, so I got him this verticle one, not knowing they could attach! I was wondering what one yellow piece was for, and why the directions showed a house shaped timer going on top when there was no timer w this one. At first we thought this was way too hard. But my son is very observant and figured out how things work and what needs to be where in order for it to work best. Within about 9 min we had it down. Then we realized you can attach them! Double the fun. I see now the pic here that has three of them attached to each other. I didn’t appreciate having to put stickers on crap and put some of the pieces together. But it was relatively fine. Had a good time with it. Always a good way to get 25 min out of peace.

Fun and engaging with the kids.

Loved this game Childhood memories made Quality material Hard but fun

Minimal assembly and you’re playing asap! These are such a fun toy and engage your child in mindful play. They connect to other sets and make for an even more play! We love it. I’ve had a different set for over two years and it’s still in perfect shape after much use.

I got Screwball Scramble 2 for my kids and it’s been a huge hit in our house. It’s one of those toys that looks simple, but it actually takes a lot of focus and coordination, which makes it really fun (and sometimes a little frustrating in a good way). The different obstacles keep it interesting, and I love that it’s not just mindless play—it really challenges their patience and problem-solving. We already had the first Screwball Scramble, and this version feels like a nice upgrade with new obstacles. My kids enjoy racing against the clock or each other, and I’ll admit I’ve even tried it a few times because it’s harder than it looks! Overall, it’s sturdy, entertaining, and something that gets pulled out over and over again. If you’re looking for a toy that’s screen-free and engaging for a wide age range, this is a solid choice.

Great interactive toy. Unsure what the age range for this is but it is pretty tricky to complete