Learning Resources Kanoodle SudoQube 27-Piece Brain Teaser Puzzle, Educational Logic & Travel Board Game, Ages 7+

This brain teaser puzzle is highly engaging! With 27 pieces, it challenges kids aged 7 and up to think critically and plan. Compact and portable, it’s great for travel and helps develop logical reasoning skills.

This is for when on a road trip in the summer. However, it has been throughly inspected and offers a lot for such a small package.The booklet provides a variety of puzzles to complete and explains how to start completing puzzles. Everything is colourful and eyecatching so we are looking forward to using this on holiday.

This game arrived in a colourful cardboard box which included the game pieces and a large booklet which contained instructions and 100 puzzles to solve.It's a simple concept. You have to arrange the coloured cubes in a 4 x 4 or 5 x 5 grid so that no colour is repeated on a horizontal or vertical line.The cubes can fit together and as you proceed through the puzzles the greater the number of pre-determined shapes must be made.The early puzzles are very straightforward so it's worth skipping some of these, to avoid getting bored, if they're too easy.I turned to the very last in the book which took about 10 minutes of head scratching but ultimately wasn't too tricky.The answers are, allegedly, available via a scannable QR code but when I used this it just linked to the general (US) website, on which I couldn't find any content relating to puzzle solutions.The pieces can all be self contained within the two boards, which clip together to form a box, making it a good travel option.At £14.50, at time of review, I think it's fair value for money but it may only provide limited gameplay (particularly for players that find the early puzzles very easy).

At time of review this was priced at £12.14. For a puzzle toy like this that does have many options and can be played over and over, I think it’s pretty good.We’ve had multiple products from this brand and the quality on this one is no different. The game comes compact in its own storage case. The plastic is reasonably strong and the puzzle pieces are sturdy.The way the pieces connect together is quite satisfying. There’s a lot of different puzzles you can try to complete in the game book.The only downside is if you don’t like puzzles, the novelty can wear off quickly.If you do like puzzles - I’d recommend it.

This is a surprisingly well thought out and self contained game that's great for kids. It's like sudoku but with colours and you get a fair sized booklet inside that has various starting set-ups based on difficulty. My wife found even the most difficult ones pretty simple but they proved to be perfect for my 9 year old.The whole thing is self contained in a plastic box that also serves as the "game board", though unfortunately the booklet doesn't fit in there as it's too chunky!

This puzzle game is great. It's a wonderfully tactile, well-made puzzle game that is challenging, fun and rewarding. It's perfect for all ages too.You get a tray containing 25 colourful plastic cubes and an instruction booklet which has 100 different puzzles that gradually increase in difficulty. It makes it great for beginners and experts and means you can learn as you go through the booklet and challenge yourself to more complex puzzles over time.The case could be a bit more secure as the lid doesn't stay on that well but otherwise this is very well made and durable game.It’s ideal for anyone who enjoys logic puzzles or Sudoku-style games, but wants something more hands-on and visually engaging.At £15.99, it’s very reasonably priced and would make a fantastic gift, or a fun treat for yourself. Highly recommended. I'm having a lot of fun with this.

Very average, didn't grab the kids attention, the do not stick together very well. It's ok for learning but just not enough fun

This is a great variation of a sudoku using coloured cubes it comes with a coloured instruction manual that has 100 different puzzles to complete that get harder as you progress through the book. Only negative I found was that the box lid doesn’t stay on when closed so I have to use a large elastic band to keep the lid on