Brain Games Reviews

This building set delivers entirely new concept in block play.
The possibilities are endless and the set after a while becomes just not enough to express your imagination and you will definetely go for more.
This is a toy for entire family. My both kids became addictive to it. Under fascinating WEDGiTS spell the creative side of me which I never knew existed
decided to wake up and made me choose different path in life.
5 stars for this set, but I suggest buying larger one right from the beginning.

I purchased these for my 2 yr old daughter for Christmas. I showed them to my 8 yr old before I wrapped them & I finally had to physically take them from him so I could wrap them. Christmas morning my daughter brought them to her dad "Open this please" was all I heard. About 20 minutes later I looked in & father & daughter were lying on the floor building very intently. It's amazing how many things you can DO with these. I will be buying them for every child I know..... INCLUDING my biggest one who is on the floor watching Monday Night Football after celebrating his 35th birthday- and he's BUILDING AWAY with Wedgits! lol HIGHLY Recommend these!!! Durable, colrful & highly creative!!!

We bought a small starter kit when my son was a year old. He really gets into as does his 4 year old brother. For his second birthday we are looking to build on the original set and can't wait get building. It is an interesting building toy for all ages from small tots to adults. Incredibly durable. Very difficult to find in stores - glad to see it on Amazon

I bought Cadoo one Christmas for my nephew because he thought it would be fun. He was wrong. I played it one time with him and while we were playing he got bored. There is no real point to this game.

This is a great game. My 2 1/2 and 6 both play it together. It helps the little one to learn colors and shapes and identifying pictures and most importantly to listen to instructions. Its a fun action game because the speaker calls out the new location to find and tells the players how to get there -- spin to a red, crawl to a square. It is even fun to play alone. I definitely recommend this.

I had this game on my Amazon wish list, and a good friend purchased it as a "big brother" gift for my two eldest when their baby brother was born. Since they had lots of toys already, I kept it hidden in my closet for the right day... when the baby would be awake, the downstairs neighbors would be gone, etc.

Well, I pulled it out today, popped the batteries in, and voila! Like magic, my normally squabbling 3 1/2 and 6 1/2 year olds were giggling, bouncing, and leaping all over the place. The great thing is that it's an active game, but they have to listen to the game's instructions, so they don't get overly wild. This is a terrific game for a small birthday party (though you can order spare game pads from Cranium and use it for bigger groups or classes), or just to bring out when the kids are bored and can't go burn off energy outside.

The game is really simple; it comes with the battery-operated pod and 16 pads that you scatter on the floor. They vary in shapes, colors, and emblems (things like animals, instruments, and food). The players have to listen to the pod's instructions (ie "spin over to a circle! Touch your nose to an animal!"), and after a certain number of instructions, the game will tell the players to freeze, and announce that if anyone is standing on a certain pad, they're the winner, and should take a bow or do a funky dance.

I was thrilled to have a game that's active and something that both my kids could play together -- since it's essentially a listening-to-instructions game of luck, one wouldn't necessarily beat the other.

This is a terrific example of how well-thought-out the Cranium games are. I'm sure we'll get lots of use out of this!

I bought this toy to keep my kids entertained in the car on long trips. But it does not give you the option of turning off the sound. It would be enough for the kids to just follow the light pattern, but it doesn't give you that choice. So now I don't allow them to play it anywhere near me....especially not in the car!

Warning - I ordered this item thinking I would get the one in the picture... but it turns out the picture is actually a "Simon 2"... make sure this is really the one you want.

The kids had a blast with this toy. I had a lot of kids over at Thanksgiving and it broke! We had only been using it for 2 weeks?!?!!?

We are huge Leapster fans. We have two for our kids aged 5&7. This game in particular is quite fun, interesting, and has some great 'skills' to teach. I'm very pleased with it, and they enjoy it as well.

This game was a big hit with my 6-year old twins!!! Very pleased!

I bought Cadoo one Christmas for my nephew because he thought it would be fun. He was wrong. I played it one time with him and while we were playing he got bored. There is no real point to this game.

This is a great game. My 2 1/2 and 6 both play it together. It helps the little one to learn colors and shapes and identifying pictures and most importantly to listen to instructions. Its a fun action game because the speaker calls out the new location to find and tells the players how to get there -- spin to a red, crawl to a square. It is even fun to play alone. I definitely recommend this.

I had this game on my Amazon wish list, and a good friend purchased it as a "big brother" gift for my two eldest when their baby brother was born. Since they had lots of toys already, I kept it hidden in my closet for the right day... when the baby would be awake, the downstairs neighbors would be gone, etc.

Well, I pulled it out today, popped the batteries in, and voila! Like magic, my normally squabbling 3 1/2 and 6 1/2 year olds were giggling, bouncing, and leaping all over the place. The great thing is that it's an active game, but they have to listen to the game's instructions, so they don't get overly wild. This is a terrific game for a small birthday party (though you can order spare game pads from Cranium and use it for bigger groups or classes), or just to bring out when the kids are bored and can't go burn off energy outside.

The game is really simple; it comes with the battery-operated pod and 16 pads that you scatter on the floor. They vary in shapes, colors, and emblems (things like animals, instruments, and food). The players have to listen to the pod's instructions (ie "spin over to a circle! Touch your nose to an animal!"), and after a certain number of instructions, the game will tell the players to freeze, and announce that if anyone is standing on a certain pad, they're the winner, and should take a bow or do a funky dance.

I was thrilled to have a game that's active and something that both my kids could play together -- since it's essentially a listening-to-instructions game of luck, one wouldn't necessarily beat the other.

This is a terrific example of how well-thought-out the Cranium games are. I'm sure we'll get lots of use out of this!

Our children, ages 1 and 2 1/2 received the Delux Wedgits as a gift and really enjoy them! The whole family tries to make different structures with these unique shapes. The booklet provided with the Wedgits offers many great ideas for assembling the Wedgits. They are lightweight, easy to clean and travel well too! We look forward to adding onto our Wedgit collection!

I bought the Junior set (15 pieces) for my 2 year old and she loves them! I can't believe how much fun she has playing alone and how much fun we have playing with them together. I even want to play with them after she goes to bed! She plays with them much longer than other toys. They stack in so many different combinations, the possibilities seem endless. This is a great open-ended toy that's sure to become a classic. I want the 30-piece set now!! Get the cards, too. I bought mine from Magic Cabin and it included the cards. The cards give you examples, and you try to build them. You won't believe how many different ways you can put these together! It's great for problem-solving! These are much easier for toddlers to manipulate than Legos and much more engaging.

My son loves Nemo more then anything his room is nemo, his last 2 birthdays were nemo. So you can imagine how excited he was to recieve this game. We do not like it at all I find the graphics to be horrible and its def harder then alot of the other games. He will play it for a few minutes and then he goes right back to toy story

My nephew absolutely loved the games in this Nemo cartridge...I did do because they are educational and teach him various things that he probably would have no interest in...At least he is broading his horizons in a way that he enjoys.

Great game! Bright, Colorful, easy for preschoolers to play and understand. This one rates right up there with Winnie the Pooh for the 3-5 age group.

Games has a simple objective -- get the Red car out of traffice. And boy! it is difficult and changelling at higher level. Set up the *cars* as described in cards and figure out a way to get the Red Car out.The best thing is complexity raange from very easy to very hard. So it captures kids interests and provides the extra incentive to move to the next level !!

Simple rules -- once you have placed the cars on the Grid, you can only move them forward or backward.

A great addition to this game is "Rush Hour 2, 3 and 4 Gift Pack" for less than $12/-. Each set has 40 cards or in total 120 different combinations are possible. The highest level is really really difficult. Meant for the "Pros" only !!!

We gave this to a 5 year old boy for Christmas and he loved it.