SmartGames Noah's Ark Magnetic Travel Game

This is fun and challenging for all in our family (3.5yo to adults!) We love that they include 4 different levels. You can certainly take a trial-and-error approach, but you can also talk your kid through different strategies and the logic behind trying certain pieces in specific places. AND it's great for travel as it's small and magnetic (only downer is that there's not a ton of extra space around the ship, where you can stick the pieces until you've used them all, but it's a minor nit). Great game!

I got this shipment very quickly! Very nice. I got this as a gift for my four-year-old grandson. He loves puzzles and this will be a nice surprise. I'm going to give it to him on a vacation day of travel in the car. The puzzle pieces are a good quality plastic with magnets that look like they will stay for years. I have also bought two of the IQ puzzles for myself. As it says, they are good from 0 to 99 years of age. I'm not that young nor old but it sure does help to entertain me and also my six-year-old grandson, when I let him have a turn. Love this game company! Thanks for the good offer and no good service.

My kids have been big fans of SmartGames for years. We’ve had this one for about a year and a half and it comes out from time to time but has never been a favorite. It’s harder for them than other travel SmartGames we own labeled 5 & up (Penguin Parade and Waterworld). There are a lot of small pieces to keep track of so we don’t usually use it for traveling. Nevertheless, the quality is great and it’s great for keeping kids challenged.

Wonderful game for sustained concentration and quiet play. My daughter got it for her 5 year old birthday and once she realized how it works she loved it. We bring it with us to religious services and she plays with it in the pew. She has had it for two months now, and the easy levels she completes very quickly (but happily) while the hardest levels are difficult (not impossible) for her. She gets frustrated with the difficult ones but has discovered that the frustrating ones are the most satisfying to finally solve.

We've had this since 2015 and it shows absolutely no signs of wear even though my daughter plays with it almost every week in church. There are 48 puzzles divided into three categories: starter, junior, expert, and master. The puzzles are challenging, which is a good thing! Thank you for this amazing quiet activity.

This is such a fun toy for my son, now 7, especially during trips or restaurants. No need to whip out the cell phone or iPad! He's good with puzzles, so he could do every one of the options, though sometimes it takes him a while. It's also fun for adults who love brain games, or organizational games! He has another SmartGames toy and loves them both.

I got these Smart Games for our long flight to Hawaii. I liked the fact that it is magnetic, so I didn’t have to worry about losing the pieces on the airplane. I loved that it contained the theme of the Bible, so it was a good chance to introduce a Bible story to my toddler. Even my 8yo who already knows about the story liked it. They started playing for a while, but unfortunately it didn’t last too long. I think they played up to #10 and they wanted to do something else. My 3yo son is very patient when be does the Smart Games puzzle games, so I was expecting that he would enjoy this as well. They both prefer the ghost game from the same company. It entertained them for a while, but not long. If you are debating between this and the ghost one, I’d recommend the ghost game (especially if you have boys)! I get lots of help from other reviewers, and I also try to provide my input for others as well. If my review helped you in any way, please click “helpful” for me. It will make my day! =] God bless you!

I really love this game and it truly does have challenging levels for adults. There is only 1 flaw, and it's a big flaw. When a child is playing it, there is no place to put the animals without getting them lost - especially if they are playing in a car. Yes, the animals are magnetic, but only when placed onto the ark. So I would advise don't let a kid play the game while in the car. Have them play with it at a table.