Learning Resources Scramboozle! Puzzle Ball - 3D Brain Teasers, Ages 6+

I love playing with this brainteaser! The included instructions for other ways to sort the balls makes it challenging and fun. My only issue is that static on the inside makes it a bit tough to organize the balls smoothly. Otherwise, I'd definitely recommend!

This was a. Christmas Stocking Stuffer for my 8 year old grandson. He could hardly wait to get it out of the package! It was a hit and come with lots of game patterns.

I like that all the pieces are inside so my kids can't lose the pieces and then it never gets played with. I do wish there was a storage place to store the game guide in because I was worried about losing that but there is a QR code on the bottom you can scan that let's you download the pdf version if you do lose it. My kids loved playing it and trying to compete with each other to finish the puzzle first. It's pretty simple and helps work your brain to figure out how to complete the puzzles. I definitely recommend it especially for something to give the kids to do in the car on long road trips.

This game was so fun. We were able to play as a whole family and everyone enjoyed it. It would make the perfect stocking stuffer or gift for a family. I would highly recommend this product and will be buying if for friends! Thanks for the fun game Scramboozle!

My family and I received this as a sample to review and I must say that this game had the whole family in on it. We took turns and times each other to see who could finish the puzzles the fastest. It got the kids to really think outside of the "ball" to make their moves. Also, as someone who has neuro issues I feel like this is a great way to keep me active.

This scramboozle game represents a refreshing variation on mental exercise and amusement, yielding substantial benefits in hand-eye coordination for both juvenile and adult players. By maintaining player engagement, it obviates dullness and is particularly suited to individuals exhibiting restless behavior. Children with fidgety inclinations can engage in prolonged play, and the game presents a captivating cognitive challenge.

My 7-year old son loves the Scramboozle Puzzle Ball! As a child who loves all things puzzles, math, and strategy, this toy was right up his alley. Upon receiving the puzzle, I walked him through the process of how to use the toy one time and he was able to easily grasp the concept. This toy has been great to use in the car, at restaurants, etc. since its size makes it easily portable and keeps him off of screens. We've had similar puzzle toys in the past, and the Scramboozle takes the cake because the puzzle options are so vast, whereas other puzzle toys got repetitive boring quickly. The only thing I would change (but isn't worth docking a star for), is the puzzle booklet. The thin paper accordion booklet isn't the sturdiest quality or ideal to keep in good shape long term. We would love to see individual cards with puzzles on them for easier use and durability! For the price, I would definitely buy this toy and gift it to friends and family. Thanks, Learning Resources, for sending the Scramboozle as a free sample for my child to try!

I love this little mind challenging toy, it's very durable and simple. My 6 year old will sit and try to solve as many different puzzles as she can while also making up her own. I even like to play it, it helps pass the time and is great for car rides.

This puzzle ball was a given as a gift for christmas to my kids, ages 12, 9 and 7. They have been playing with it a lot since then. The ball comes with a lot of unique puzzles in a little booklet. The puzzles are all different colored balls in specific little divets within the larger ball. There are 30 something ones to solve so it can bring hours of mind bending fun. Great for road trips or between lessons during homeschooling. Love it.

The instructions are pretty freeform. You need to move the balls to make the designs listed in the book. They have degrees of difficulty. It's fun, but after you complete the puzzles, it might get boring for a younger child. Good concept, but for my 6 year old, it might be a short lived toy.