Arts Reviews

it's supposed to have a button to press on so your jewels can be fitted onto your materials, but it doesn't have a button.
when i press on the jewels manually, the pokie things stick out and it's unsafe.

I bought this game based on the reviews on Amazon and I am not disappointed. Even my three year old enjoys this game and is capable of understanding the concept. The beginner puzzles are right up his alley and the expert puzzles are challenging enough for me.

We bought this game for our 4 1/2 year old, and she really enjoys it. It helps her to develop problem solving, and it is a quiet game also, so we can bring it to church to keep her occupied. It's nice because she can set it up and play it by herself also.

I bought this game for my 4 year old and he loves it. After one day of play he has advanced to the next level of difficulty. I also love this game and would purchase the other Rush Hour games for the challenge.

I was very disappointed to find that only one setting allows you to get all the way to the end of the maze. Yes, you can change the maze path but then you can only get part of the way to the finish. My kid LOVES mazes but this toy was a bust!

I'm afraid that the previous reviewer misses the point about the maze. It is designed to allow the user to shift the walls as they progress through the maze; it is not intended to be a static maze as if on paper.

There are 16 starting configurations listed on the back of the product, and they increase in difficulty as they progress. Early settings require either no or very limited manipulation of the walls to complete. As you go on to more advanced settings, however, you encounter ever-more-complicated mazes that require you to plan ahead to determine whether moving a given wall will help you or hurt you in the long run.

This is a great toy to teach strategic thinking, and is suitable for a variety of ages (some of the more advanced maze configurations are quite challenging).

This thing is reely cool!It is educational and fun at the same time.I give it 4 stars because it couldve looked more real,but this is cool anyway!it is real messy though so if you buy it lay down something!Cool toy!

This was a cute idea, however the product is not made very well. The stamps are on squares of rubber w/ adhesive backing. The backing doesn't hold all that well and some have peeled off/fell off on occasion, the stamp characters aren't raised off their base very high and the ink isn't very... potent. So when you try for ink on the stamp you need to work to coat the ink on and when you stamp, you have to press so hard to get the character to fully transfer. When you press hard enough to do so, you get a back ground of the square stamp on your paper from the base stamping the paper. My 4 year old daughter isn't interested in using them as stamps as they "didn't work"; however she frequently likes using them as wood blocks for building things. Overprice for underquality.

I expected these crayons to be a little bit more exciting then they were. For the price they weren't that much different from a regular box of crayons. My 6 year old daughter does enjoy using them and the colors are very vibrant. I do feel the cost is too high.

I purchased the creamy crayons for the grandkids, they really enjoyed drawing and coloring with them. Their mothers had tons of fun with them also. Something different from the markers and same old crayons. Maybe I'll get some for myself yet!!

This product is great. It is not only a great addition to my daughter's dollhouse, but it's a great art activity. While the label states for 6 years+, it's also great for younger as well. What a great concept!