ThinkFun Rush Hour
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Toys and Games Reviews of ThinkFun Rush Hour
Customer Review: Rush hour is hours of fun
Summary: 5 Stars
This is a wonderful item that will make your child think. It is also equally fun for adults. Challenge your child.Customer Review: Fun for all
Summary: 5 Stars
I just bought this game for my (...) grandson and now everyone is hooked on it. It is fun for everyone. My grandson can work all the way to advanced. Some of my friends have trouble with intermediate. It all depends on the person. It's teaches children to think for themselves.Customer Review: Satisfied Customer
Summary: 5 Stars
This product is being used by a homeschooling mom to stimulate my childs thought process prior to starting our academics for the day. It is also used as a game because my children love it so much. I must take it from my husband sometimes so the kids can play. We have loaned it and recommended it to many of our friends.Customer Review: Hours of great problem solving fun!
Summary: 5 Stars
I gave Rush Hour to my seven year old son this morning. He has been entertained all day and has completed the first 25 challenges(up to the advanced level), faster than I can!! My four year old wanted to join in on the fun and has completed several of the beginner level puzzles. I am already planning on getting additional challenge cards for all of us to enjoy!Customer Review: Fun and Challenging for All Ages!
Summary: 5 Stars
My son first spotted this game at his grandmother's house and has been asking us to get his own ever since. He spends hours at a time (he's 5) going through the cards and setting up his roads and then figuring out how to get that red car out!
He has made it through several levels of the cards and I am always amazed at the ones he figures out so quickly! This game is a wonderful educational tool in many ways - it helps children to first, follow directions. They must set up the gametop to exactly match the drawing on the card. Second, they must then be able to figure out the puzzles, which take a lot of logic and forward-thinking. It has been great to see our son start to think out what one move will open up for him three moves down the road. The third thing I have noticed is that he is learning to stick with the task through several failures. We started him on the easiest cards and he could do those without difficulty, but once the cards started getting harder, he already had the confidence to think that he could do it as he had had success at the beginning. He will now sit and try to figure them out for a long time - trying different strategies and everything. He has certainly learned perseverance and patience!
The game is something that adults will enjoy as well. The cards get tougher as you go along, so there are plenty to satisfy children, teens, and adults. This is a game the entire family can enjoy!
My age recommendation would be 5/6 years old and up!