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Challenging 3D Game Gift
- Challenging 3D game for ages 6+
- Play for hours, over and over
- Great for critical thinking and motor control
It’s like Labyrinth, only completely insane. The Perplexus Epic adds a new dimension to the old marble maze game, increasing the difficulty — and fun! — exponentially.
You rotate the maze to navigate a steel ball from beginning to end. That’s it. Only the maze is a wacky jumble of 3D tracks completely encased inside a transparent plastic ball. Just like the familiar wooden game, the game automatically levels up with you the more you play. The farther you go, the harder it gets. And even after you’ve finished a few times, you still have to work on speed.
The engineering that went into this piece is kind of mind-boggling. Some of the tracks are on opposite sides of each other, so you have to flip the ball in every single direction during the course of the game. It’s impossible to think in terms of up or down — just gravity and anti-gravity. A fantastic toy for hands-on kids ages 6-10 who could use a challenge.
This game is one of those few games that is both fun and subtly educational. It develops spatial awareness and imagination, and can keep the player busy for a long time. This can keep your child away from the monitor or the console, too, and give him or her a dose of old school fun. The design of the maze is of just the right difficulty, not too easy or too frustrating, and can keep you wanting for more. The color choice is also easy on the eye. This game is worth purchasing.
Having a 3D Game Gift need not to be expensive. But beware; this game is not that easy. You will be confused with its passages. You should have that amazing brain power to win over this game. The best feature offered by this Labyrinth-like game is that even if you’ve finished a couple of times, working on your speed is something that will keep you on the thrill. This 3D environment puzzle game is simply amazing and so much interesting. When you’ll start playing, you can’t help but to get addicted into it. Now that this game was designed, kids at 6 years to 10 will have to experience their most challenging game time.
I wasn’t sure how my kids were gonna feel about this maze toy I grabbed them with all the technology they are used too but they have played with it for hours and hours now. I think a frustration type determination has set in to solve this 3D maze! They have been using the kitchen timer now to see how long it takes them. Its perfect for kids of all ages as I have tried it myself. I was so thrilled to see then turn off the Wii and the television and sit and play! I should have gotten 2!