Jenga Game Wooden Blocks Stacking Tumbling Tower Kids Game Ages 6 and Up (Amazon Exclusive)

As always everyone loves this game !! My five year old grandchild played he was pretty good.

The box that supports the blocks is flimsy. This is important because you need the cardboard box to support the blocks when it’s in the vertical position and you’re ready to play.

I got two at a great price for the holidays I kept one for myself so I can play by myself like a loser but get some skills and dazzle the crap out of somebody when they come over

Ordered one May 2019. Have Prime so it came in two days. It is just like the original set we have. Blocks are the same size and weight, and wood not plastic. Box it came in is round cylinder and heavy duty, not a flimsy cardboard square box. Its just like the original Jenga we have that we got about 15 years ago. Great game. Lots of fun. Using it as a graduation gift = party guest will sign the blocks with their name and fun events or memories with the graduate. Great keepsake.

My daughter and I love it!! She’s five years old and loves playing!! It’s definitely sturdy and safe! She learned how to play very quickly and looks forward to playing Jenga every night !! Great Family game and time to be away from the screens!!

This is so much fun, this really takes me back to my childhood. Playing with my family members.

We had friends over for dinner and played Jenga first! Lots of fun!

Good sturdy packaging, exactly what I was hoping for for quality construction and durability; purchased as a Christmas gift to replace an older version that had been played with forever and was missing several pieces. This new one is a great update for my grandchildren.

I got this for my grandson (5 yrs old). He loves playing with it for its original purpose, but the little blocks are very nice and sturdy, so he builds things with it for his tiny cars and so on.

This is the calssic Jenga and is great fun, and works perfectly to play and practice your dexterity. My one (admittedly small) gripe comes in with the method of restacking the planks. I believe the old versions had a tw0-sided rigid clear plastic mold that you could pack the planks into, in order to create a tower in a relatively short period of time. This mold is much more flexible, almost to the point of being useless. It helps to approximate the planks, but it isnt rigid enough to hold them in place while you attempt to setup the tower. It will work, but you have to be much more careful while using it. I wouldnt avoid this item because of it, and I only have this compaint because I remember what the old class models had. Dont avoid buying it because of that, though. It stills plays great.