Sick Bricks Sick Team, 5 Character Pack, Ninja vs. Space
- Brand:
- Sick Bricks
- Model Number:
- 20065158
- UPC:
- 778988079003
- EAN:
- 0778988079003
- Walmart SKU:
- 42496155
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Customer Insights: Rated 3.7/5 from 55 reviews.
bought these sick bricks for my grandsons birthday and they arrived sooner than expected, Very happy with Walmarts service and delivery
We received this as a BZZagent to try out. Downloading the app was super easy. I then handed the pack to my son and he quickly figured out how to engage the sick bricks. He was super excited to show me that he could create mix and match characters. He really enjoys this activity and it keeps it attention.
We received this game through BzzAgent and my 11 year old hasn't stopped playing since. He loves the characters and being able to make his own. Definitely recommended for his age group.
Received a pack to try through BzzAgent. Did not think my 7 year old would really like these since he does not play many games on any devices. But he really likes them. He likes that you can change up the characters and take pictures to bring them into game. My only complaint is the tiny pieces. My son is not very good at keeping track of the little pieces and gets frustrated when he can't find one. Otherwise really like!
I received Sick Brick for free from BzzAgent. #Gotitfree. My 8 year old son was so excited when they came in the mail. You have to download the app for the game so we did that on his iPad. He played the game itself for a bit to get used to the game. When the game got to a certain point it asked him to take a picture of one of the Sick Bricks. We tried it while he was sitting on the couch. It was too dark, not enough lighting. When taking the pictures, make sure you do it in a place with very bright lighting, otherwise it won't work. We ended up taking the photo in the kitchen. He was excited because each brick has different powers. He seemed to get a bit frustrated at times trying to figure out the game itself. He'd give up but eventually want to go back to playing it. He got more excited when I told him he could interchange the bricks. He made all sorts of new guys for the game with new powers. My 16 year old even showed some interest in the game. Overall, it's a great game/app. Might get bored or frustrated at times, but always seems to go back to it.
I received the Sick Bricks package free from Bzzagent, for submitting an honest review. My 8 year old was excited to open the package once it arrived. The app was easy to download and ready to begin play. My first opinion as I watched him play was, this seems a little confusing, even for an 8 year old. It took him less than half an hour and he knew what to do, who to beat, etc. Our first character that we "beamed in", we had a little bit of difficulty, but took the advice from the game and put a white sheet of paper behind the figure. No problems after that. My son played for hours. He got a little bored with it when he couldn't upgrade to the next level and needed more characters to advance. All in all, I think it is a great game and very easy to load the app.
I received this item as my first BzzAgent Campaign and I know that my 8-year-old son was far more excited that I'd signed up than I was. Before we got the bricks we had downloaded and played the ap on each of our devices, but by the time the bricks came in......they never did get 'beamed' into my own game! The pair of us opened the box and immediately beamed the characters in. The beaming in part was a bit hard, you have to make sure the light is bright and the recommendation to put the bricks on a plain piece of paper helps a lot! But once we fought through (and it wasn't THAT much time) my son played and played and is still enjoying this new toy. Will definitely be seeking out more to add to the his easter basket this year.
My son and I received a set of Sick Bricks to try and review from BzzAgent. My 8 yr old son was excited to try it and we found and downloaded the app for the game easily. What we didn't find easy was beaming the characters into the game itself. It could be his tablet is not a super high quality tablet and that's why we had difficulty. He liked playing the game though, and actually spent quite a bit of time just playing with the little plastic characters themselves. Overall....he likes it and I like the concept!
My kids were very excited to get these! Quality is just ok. They feel cheaper than a lego, but the character designs are cute. Using these in the App you can only beam in the toys in select portions of the game, and you have to beat certain levels to be able to get to that point. It was very hard to beam in the characters and the game did not always read the character correctly. Kind of a bummer and has really kept my son from using them. You can play the game without the toys. Overall, these were just ok they were not as cool as we had hoped they would be. I received these free from BzzAgent to product test.
We received this product for free, to test and review. I have 5 yr old and 9 yr old boys who both had the opportunity to try the game and give their feedback. My 9 yo, who I thought would be most interested, only played once, and then wasn't interested anymore. It did keep my 5 yr old entertained for a while though. He liked that the characters can be mixed and matched, but really struggled to get them to scan in, despite following the directions exactly. We tried a white paper background, with lots of light and I always had to help him scan in new characters. We found the brick characters to be more of a nuisance, since the game can be played without them. My 5 yr. old likes playing the game, and I like that it tells you what to do, since he is not yet able to read the directions on the screen. This made it a lot easier for him to figure out how to play with minimal help. We have not purchased additional bricks because I feel they do not add enough additional entertainment to the game, to justify the cost.
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