Blokus Xl Strategy Board Game, Family Game for Kids & Adults with Colorful Oversized Pieces & Just One Rule [Amazon Exclusive]

This was a fun take on the original Blokus, which our family also loved. It’s easy to learn. Our six-year-old plays it and her 70-year-old grandpa does, too!

This is our families favorite game (at the moment)! So fun! Weve played it all Christmas break!

This is a great game for family night. My 23 year old son and 21 year old daughter both really enjoy it. It is not, however, suitable for 5 year olds - it should be rated for 10+ year olds.

great game for a great price

Such a fun game to play with my kids!

This game is very stimulating and interesting to play, its just not that fun. My girlfriend and I just found ourselves getting annoyed at each other when we made good moves. Maybe were just too competitive. It just doesnt have the ups and downs of the games we really enjoy like Sorry! and Chutes and Ladders (yes were adults playing preschool games).

This is a fun game. It’s also fun playing drunk because you realize how stupid you are. Good for parties and guess. We bring it out every time and people love it!

Grandson loves this game

At the last minute, I really wanted to find a fun item for my 19-year-old college sophomore for Christmas. I googled and read reviews on several games, but kept coming back to Blokus, even though I had never heard of it. He loved it-----we (he and his parents) played it several times every day we were home for the holidays. Its fun if youre strategy-minded, looking for the optimum move to advance yourself; its fun if you just like the challenge of trying to play all your pieces; its fun if you just like seeing all the pretty colors fill up the board. In spite of some of the reviews I read, we played it almost exclusively with just 3 people, not using the 4th color at all, and using the full board (one review suggested using less of the board with less that 4 players----we may try that in the future). We also tried playing it with 2 people, each using two colors----that was fun. And once we tried our own variation, where we each played our smallest piece in the center of the board to start, and worked out. That was fun! I plan to give this game as a gift, and I would recommend it to anyone.

This game was easy for my 6 year old to learn. With two players it’s difficult to “win” which works for us, making it more like a puzzle that we complete together instead.