The Genius Square from The Happy Puzzle Company – Game of The Year Award Winner, 60000+ Solutions STEM Puzzle Game. Roll Dice, Race Your Opponent to Fill Grid with Different Shapes!

We absolutely love this game! Our 9yr old loves it, it's quick and easy to play when we have guests over. No one has to commit to a long game. You can play a round or two and then be done. It's challenging, competitive and fun!

Great puzzle game with Tetris-like shapes. One set has pieces for gameplay by 1 or 2 players. The level of difficulty is determined by the throw of the dice. I think the game strategies can be understood by ages 5 and up, although younger players might become frustrated.The game boards and pieces are very well made, which is likely why the game is on the pricier side. If you want 3 or 4 people to be able to play, you'll need to buy two games.This game takes up so little space to play -- I think it would be a great game to play on airplane trays or in campers.

This is just a fantastic game. We leave two of them out for guests – my wife teaches private piano lessons so we have a steady stream of kids and/or parents sitting in our living room, and they always pick it up and play by themselves. My wife, who is not into games or puzzles at all, continues to play it and actually loves it, which is really telling about the universal attraction of this game.Played alone, it's fun (though less challenging). When you get a group of three or four, then it becomes much more challenging (a group of three actually provides the best challenge for all). Think of Tetris, but with dictated shapes and turns. The result is you have to think in terms of odds in both the dice roll and the remaining pieces and how they might help you. With group play, the person with the fewest open squares wins, so there is a constant thought toward keeping open spaces adaptable to the shapes.It's surprisingly well made. The cube shapes are all precise, well made and well-painted, and they just feel good in your hand – there is definitely a difference in handling a wood object compared to a plastic object. I'm actually considering making a larger version out of various colors of wood.Unique, fun, satisfying, attractive, and *not* too immersive, but *very* engaging – it's quick, fun, and challenging to play, so you end up playing again and again. It's something you can leave out for guests.No negatives at all... that's rare for me to say about any product these days. My thoughts about the negative reviews are that they are likely due to global supply issues. That wasn't our recent experience.Nice going Happy Puzzle Company!

We saw this on road trip and I had to get this game when we got back home. It is one of my 8 year old son's favorite games and it also gives us some fun friendly family competition. The quality and value of this product is excellent. It makes a great gift for any age. I definitely recommend this to anyone who loves to solve puzzles or building blocks.

Great game for one or two players! If you like this, try Uzzle, too.

Super fun and challenging game. We play all together, great for 5,7 years old as well for 40 years old.

Genus Squares is a fun and engaging game that adds just the right amount of challenge to keep things interesting. Whether you're a puzzle pro or just playing for fun, there's something about it that pulls everyone in. It sparks friendly competition and keeps people thinking, laughing, and having fun. While sometimes can be tricky to solve the puzzle that only adds to the excitement. They should have included an extra piece or two, in case something gets lost.

Such a fun game for everyone. Doesn't get old and perfect for everyone. Bought it after playing it at my parents house all weekend. Love that you can play on your own or with others.