3D Block Puzzle

This tabletop version of the classic Tetris video game is really fun. I bought it for my kindergarten classroom and the kids love it. It’s a bit too difficult for some kids to tackle the actual challenge of not leaving any gaps (although they like to play anyway), and a perfect puzzle for those that are ready. My husband and I also played the game a bunch of times before I brought it to school, it’s very satisfying! My only concern is that sometimes the pieces get stuck in the channels and I need to gently tug apart the clear panels to release them so they’ll come out at the end. This is fine when I do it, but I’m worried the kids might break it accidentally. So far, so good! Very happy with the purchase!

My husband insists that our children reduce their exposure to digital devices as much as possible, so we consider them carefully when buying their toys. This 3D Tetris Puzzle immediately caught our attention because we both have fond memories of playing it. This low-tech alternative is great because it maintains the iconic gameplay, and we had a lot of fun teaching our two daughters the rules. It has since become our go-to toy when it comes to family bonding. So I can wholeheartedly recommend it to fellow parents.

Analog toys have always been our go-to since we decided to have our first child. However, as our son gets older, it becomes increasingly difficult to find toys that interest him. A friend recommended this 3D puzzle game to us, and we were happy to see it was exactly like the Tetris game we used to play as kids. So right, we had fun teaching our boys how to play it. I like the see-through boards and colored pieces because they capture the original game so well. If you're looking for a nice low-tech toy, be sure to give this one a try.

It was my grandson’s birthday, and I wanted to give him something he’d definitely like. I browsed around and saw this 3D Tetris game, and having played the game myself back in the day. I thought it would be great for him to experience it. My hunch proved to be great, and his mom told me how excited he was about grandpa’s gift. My only regret was that I didn’t get to teach him how to play it.

This puzzle game has always been my favorite toy for my boys. Of course, as my son grew older, my choices narrowed from what seemed educational to what seemed fun and exciting. This 3D Tetris certainly caught my eye, and I decided to buy it for him. My son finds it attractive and has been playing it regularly while I joined from time to time. We like the see-through design and color-coded cut. I played Tetris when I was a kid, and I loved their capture of the iconic gameplay. The opportunity for a father-daughter bond is only the icing on the cake.