Mini Color Stack Challenge by What Do You Meme? A Solo-Play Travel Games, Includes 1 Travel Case and 40 Rings

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a really cute and fun game. I love how everything is contained in one tiny container so it is perfect for on the go! We love bringing it on trips with us. My 4 year old and 10 year old really enjoy it and it's a great brain game. I really like how easy the game is to set up, my youngest is able to do it on his one.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 8 year old really enjoys this game. I love that is has a nice case and we can easily take this with us when we travel. I love that it sparks some critical thinking and doesnt involve a screen. Its fun because you can also compete with someone if you have 2 sets. I am also a teacher and could definitely see using this in my preschool classroom. The students would really love it!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I wasn't quite sure what to expect when I received this product. It turns out it is one of my family's favorite phone games to play, just a physical 3D version. It is very reminiscent of the games that used to be on tables in small town diners and truck stops. Overall this game is easy to setup, play and clean-up. It is quite portable and would be good on long car or plane trips. The only negative is that the game, if bumped, could lose a lot of beads quickly. So be careful on a plane, where the beads can go somewhere you cannot reach.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This mini game is awesome! It's a similar game to online apps but it gets you away from the screen. It's all contained in one case. The directions tell you to shake up the pieces and thread the rods through. It didn't go perfectly so we put some on by hand but that didn't take anything away from the game. It seems sturdy enough to throw in my purse and take in the car or on a plane. It's the perfect game for alone time to keep the brain working. Think of it as the new solitaire!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I wish I would have gotten this sooner, it's perfect for long (and short) car rides. It's in a small box that you can easily close and shake to rearrange the pieces. When you open it the pieces come out on the little poles ready for you to play. No mess and you can try as many times as you want. Just like the phone games but even better. My son brings it everywhere we go so he has something to do in the car. Great product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the colors they are perfect the design is perfect to carry in my wallet it helps with concentration I would say it is good for those moments of anxiety stress because instead of biting our nails we would have our hands busy

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The game is a fun and fast paced puzzle where players stack and organize colored rings on a rack in easy or hard mode. It can be played solo our in 2 players. Competitive mode, making it great for both Brian training and family fun. Players race to solve challenge cards by matching colors our using empty posts and the first to complete it wins. It includes multiple rings, changes cars, and compact pieces, making it easy to store and replay!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Kids love this easily portable stacking game. It does get jammed at times. However, it keeps my kids' attention, which is really all we ask for in a game.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like how everything folds in to one piece for easy travel. My kids enjoy setting a timer and see if they can sort all the pieces by the time the timer goes off. I would say my kids, 8 and 11, are a little old for it and it would be better suited for a younger group. I am excited to use it in my prek classroom this fall.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter really loved this game. We took it on our vacation with us and was great as a quiet activity when there was down time. It trvaled well and was easy to set up. The colors were distinctive and easy to see and sort. The only reason it did not give 5 stars is because once she played it a few times it became repetitive and easy to master.