Build a Skyscraper

This game has 64 cards that are designed with the towers, windows, roofs, and decorative doorways of a city skyscraper. Each card has cut-out slots so that you can connect them with each other to build a 3D puzzle of a skyscraper in any shape you want! The cards are sturdy cardboard, and printed with bright colors and a simple design.I can't stop playing this game! Every day for the last several days, I sit down and construct something new. I've done three individual towers, two towers with a bridge in between, one long building, and one L-shaped building with one big tower. I keep changing it up, and I feel so creative! It's completely fascinating because it fires up my imagination and there are so many options for how to put the skyscraper together.The only limit is your own imagination! I love how the design is so simple and versatile, and it really inspired my creativity! It's also incredibly relaxing.The booklet that comes with the game describes the history of skyscraper buildings like the largest buildings in the world, the first skyscraper, the tallest and flashiest and most beautiful buildings. I really loved the whole design and information included with this game. This would be perfect for ages 7 to 70!Disclaimer: I received a copy of this book/game from the publisher in exchange for a free and honest review. All the opinions stated here are my own true thoughts, and are not influenced by anyone.

The genius behind these cards is that you can design whatever skyscraper you want time and time again. These fun cards are perfect for kids ages 5 and up. Younger children would enjoy them as well, but they probably won’t hold up to rough play. Also, it can be a little tricky getting the bottom layer started — think making card houses, but once the first two cards are slotted it's a lot easier. My 6-year-old struggled with this initially, but was able to do it on her own after a few tries.

Skyscrapers are amazing to look at in big cities. The architecture can be mind boggling and it may be tough to explain to a child. Learning about skyscrapers can be easy and fun with these handy puzzle pieces and interesting fun facts.Kids and even adults can get creative when assembling these 64 slotted cards to build their very own colorful skyscrapers. Each card represents a different architectural feature. Using these cards invites imagination. Parents and teachers can use these as a guide to introduce the history and beauty of skyscrapers.