Puzzle Reviews

Bomberman strikes again..... well this game I think is boring. At first when you play it you think its good but after 3 levels it REALLY gets boring. Trying to beat 1 level is hard enough because you can die by your bombs!! And also getting busted by those animals and getting killed by your owm bombs can be really frustrating. I wouldn't recomend this to anyone except those who really like bomberman. The graphics are stunting but the gameplay is really boring. So don't buy it except if you like bomberman!! BORING GAME!!

It sorta fun because the racing is cool and ou get to trade stuff.It gets boring because its race race and well race.

This is the best bomberman game thats on the gameboy color, the graphics are fascinating, the game engine is the same as the original ones. the music is neat. No bomberman fans should miss out this one.

Since this game requires reading, it just collects dust and is much too complicated for our toddler. Box indicates Early Childhood rating.

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The kit took a little bit to put together since the pieces fit very tightly. Makes for a nice piece of decoration in my office.

I bought a large Velociraptor and put it together with my daughter. While I have to admit the puzzle is more a 'guy' thing, it was fun to assemble and looks -very- cool in her bedroom.

I recommend thoroughly drying the pieces before assembly - they fit together with less effort that way.

All in all, this toy is very educational and matched amazon's review as being a good lesson in shape identification. But, being a big kid myself, I really like looking at the piece every day. It's as much art as it is a toy or puzzle.

Again, once they come out with Dora toilet paper...my home will be 100% completely Dora....
Anyway - this game is great. I bought it for my daughter for Valentine's Day, not knowing if she'd like it. Well, she does. The dominos are cardboard, as you see in other posts. If your child is going to chew them, that is a problem. If your child is older and past the chew on everything stage, they are pretty durable. The pictures are bright and fun. They are educational because they teach children matching skills. My daughter has also created her own versions of the game, which have been quite fun too, so it can lead to imaginative play too. We have to play this game together at least 1x a day, so it makes for some good Mom/Daughter time too. I am very happy with this purchase.

I bought these dominos for my 2 year old daughter []for Christmas. When I bought them I thought they were actually dominos...the plastic kind. On toysrus.com you can see that they are not, but I didnt see them on this site before I purchased them. I was shocked when I opened the package for my daughter and found they were cardboard! I have three children under the age of five that adore chewing on cardboard. I decided to return the Dora Dominos but forgot about them (I hid them on top of the fridge so the kids could not find them). One afternoon while getting a puzzle for my 4 year old I found them. I decided it was too late to take them back and gave them to my 2 year old to test them out. She loved them. The pictures of Dora, Boots, Isa and the rest are bright and colorful. The cardboard is pretty thick and about as durable as a cardboard domino can be. My daughter has played with them for about three weeks and they have not fallen apart or even bent. I didn't give the product five stars in durability because I know if one of my daughters were to chew on the dominos, they would surely fall apart easily. Something a plastic domino would not do. I gave the Dora dominos five stars for educational value because they are great for counting and matching and etc.. Finally, I gave this toy 4 stars for fun, they seem to keep my 2 year old happy for at least a half hour at a time. She uses them as play money as well as using them for counting and such. Overall, the Dora Dominos are a four star product just because they are cardboard. If they were plastic they would definately get five stars from me.

this is not childs' play. at least not for children under 10. this is a great but tough game. figure approx 2 hours. I'm an adult and I needed to take a break. my biggest complain is the packaging. the puzzle only fits back in the box if it is completed. needless to say, it has been left out a few times.

This is an all around great puzzle for people that like to stretch their mind. I spent hours trying to figure out this puzzle. In the end I had a great feeling of satisfaction knowing that I had solved a puzzle not even my parents could do. This is not so great for people with little patience. But for people who like working their brain and stretching it's capabilities this toy is a must have.

I ORDERED QIX ADVENTURE BUT I RECEIVED QIX. LUCKILY, MY DAUGHTER WANTED A COPY OF QIX SO SHE HAS IT.

As the game starts, you find the qix traveling around the playing area. At the bottom center edge of the playing area, you'll see your curser (taking the form of a flashing diamond). As you start to advance your curser into the playing area, you'll notice a line left behind you, Beware! the qix might run into you or you or your line. Also, if you stop in the midle of the playing area, your line will become a fuse, which will light at the origin, and advance tward you. So work fast to complete the line, and thus decrease the amount of space for the qix to move in. Cover the specified precentage of the playing area, and you beat the stage. Watch out for the sparks which move around the edges of the space the qix is in. They'll try to run into you. You'll like the reward you get for completing every twenty stages. This game also has a two player version. ....If you enjoyed Tetris, I giaramtee you'll like this game.

I also think that too many pieces seemed to fit together that actually did not fit together. There are also big areas of the same color, which is difficult, but fun if you like that kind of challenge.

I took this puzzle to a weekend retreat of my chorus, which is preparing a show package with a Rosie the Riveter theme. We set the puzzle out on a small table in the rehearsal room for anyone to work on. A small group of intrepid puzzlers reportedly stayed up until 3 a.m. to finish it, then took it apart and started again! My only complaint (minor) about the puzzle is that too many of the pieces SEEM to fit together when they are actually not matched to each other.

My 18 month old son recieved these for Christmas and he really likes playing with them. He doesn't get them right all the time, but he's learning. They are a little hard for him now and I don't expect him to know where things go. However, the numbers can be hard because it's hard to tell which way they go in like the zero - only fits a certain way and it's easy to mix up the six and the and the nine. The alphabet doesn't have the letters separate; some letters are on one piece all together. So that makes it a little hard to learn each letter I think. The map is great. He is starting to figure out where the pieces are supposed to go and I help him line it up right. These puzzles are nice for him to grow in to. But I didn't give it all 5 stars because of the issues with the alphabet and numbers.

Really liked the option of doing crosswords while at the computer or printing it out for later. For added challenge, you can do a timed contest with others, or get hints when stuck. Your correct answer shows up on the screen; wrong answers get beeped. I got the CD loaded and playing in less than 5 minutes. Good education & fun for $10.

Really fun graphics and animation. Really groovy installation music. :)