5x5 Klotski Puzzle

i bought it for my adhd. I tend to fidget in train and doctor waiting rooms. great for passing short periods of time when you cannot concentrate. I bought it to help me relax, I am not too fused about doing it speedily at all. It was fairly easy to do. I may consider getting the 24 one one day too which will take a bit longer, it is not made of wood which would be more eco friendly. It moves really well, and I love the magnet idea. I wish it had a case that would be more sturdy as i would travel with this and card board would wear out and then the letters will come out. I may buy another for my nephew.

Very good

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Thanks a lot for fast and accurate response that was awesome. Recommend

Bought as a Christmas present. I'm sure my grandson will love it. Looks sturdy and well made .Also like that it's magnetised

The media could not be loaded. I remember this sort of puzzle from when I was a kid - sometimes with numbers on the sliding tiles, like this, sometimes with a picture. Except, back then, they were made from wood. If you have that sort of mind, it can be changing challenging and fun to try and work out how to slide them around such that you can rearrange the tiles to a desired arrangement.The problem with the wooden ones was that, so the tiles didn’t fall out, they all had to fit together, and inside the grid, by a tongue and groove system - and you'd always end up with one of the tiles turning a bit diagonal and jamming the whole thing up!This isn’t going to happen with this version of the game because it is made of plastic. So the tiles slide very smoothly against each other and against the inside of the frame. The tiles won’t fall out, though, even if you hold it upside down because each tile has a magnet in, as does the centre of each square space inside the frame. So you slide the tiles around smoothly and when it gets to the right position, the magnet holds it there until you slide it again.The other problem with the old wooden ones was that, if you got the tiles hopelessly jumbled and couldn’t get them sorted again - you were stuck with it like that. With this one, you can just lift out each individual tiles and place it back where you want if. Not only does that mean you won’t get so stuck that the thing just becomes annoying and useless, but that you can begin a new puzzle by placing the tiles in whatever starting position you choose. You can set yourself a range of challenges of varying difficulty. You could also, if introducing a younger child to the game, start by setting then quite simple puzzles with just a few moves to solve then, to let the child get used to the game at, like, a beginners level, before they begin to move on to more challenging tiles arrangements.

The media could not be loaded. It is a very high quality puzzle . It immediately catches attention for the whole family . Every one trried to solve the jumbled up puzzle . Some took more to me than others . Every one try to make a challenge to solve . It is sturdy and amazing quality . It has magnetic floor that keeps them safe from falling out and makes slide the tiles easy . It is best puzzle of this kind . I will recommend it.

Was disappointed was hoping it was like the puzzles I had as a child that you had to work out how to get in order. Saying it’s was slide I think is a bit misleading yes it slides but to get in order you can just lift them out. So was a waste of money for me.