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You’ve Never Played Bingo Like This: A Zingo Review

Zingo game with board tiles underneath

Part slot machine, part bingo, part vocabulary flash cards, Zingo combines fast-paced bingo-style play with sight words and simple pictures. The result is a fun, educational game that my four-year-old asks to play several times per week. Older kids and adults will enjoy it too, but they may need to …

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Our Review of Swish, the Spatial Orientation Miracle Game

Front of the Swish box showing an up close view of the Swish logo

Swish is one of the most unique card games we’ve seen in a while. The “cards” are actually transparent pieces of plastic, and you stack them to line up the shapes, racing against your opponents. Swish is the epitome of the skill “spatial orientation” because you’ll have to flip and …

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Rush to Read About Rush Hour, A Rich Classic

Rush Hour game on a table

Rush Hour is the game that started it all for ThinkFun and has spawned a dynasty of follow-up games in the same series. The concept is simple: slide cars until you create a path for the red car to drive out. You’ll quickly become engrossed as you use logic and …

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Our “Heavy” Review of Gravity Maze

Gravity Maze board with three towers and the Gravity Maze box in the background

Gravity Maze combines 3D building skills with logic and strategy to provide a unique “marble run” puzzle that pre-teens and adults will love. Gravity Maze is made by ThinkFun and is one of their most popular products; you’ll see why it’s a perennial best-selling logic puzzle in our full review, …

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