ThinkFun Rush Hour
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Toys and Games Reviews of ThinkFun Rush Hour
Customer Review: Hours of Fun
Summary: 5 Stars
My eight year old son came home from school wanting this "game." It is really a mind challenging puzzle. He can sit for hours trying to get the "red car out." His older sisters, ages 11 and 13, also enjoy the challenge. One night, I even found my husband engrossed in the game. It really is for one person, I think, but my son plays it at school with a partner. If you like puzzles and challenges, this game is for you!Customer Review: Any Age
Summary: 5 Stars
This puzzle looks so simple, but offers challenges for any age. If you like solving puzzles, you'll like Rush Hour. You should know that there's not much "game" to it. It's a puzzle.Customer Review: Engaging and entertaining for our whole family
Summary: 5 Stars
It's easier for adults, but working through the puzzles is still fun. My children 4 and 7 both love it too. They like working out the puzzles, but also like setting them up for other people (double fun). So far no one has come into our house and without being sucked into a couple of rounds. Customer Review: Awesome game, great find
Summary: 5 Stars
We bought this for our 7 year old son for Christmas - after a recommendation from a toy store employee. It was one of the biggest hits among ALL of our family members! I bought an extra set of cards that came with an extra car for additional challenges. In this day and age of tech gadgets and everything computerized, this game is wonderfully refreshing. It's a game of skill and logic, and it truly is appealing to all ages. From yougsters to grandparents. I will definitely buy this for any upcoming birthday parties!Customer Review: Great logic puzzle
Summary: 5 Stars
I actually played this game as a flash based online game before ever seeing the physical game. The first time I saw this version was actually during a job interview. The interviewing company used this game to test the candidate's ability to solve problems.