WYSWYG Smart Games Electronic Puzzle Game 500 in 1 for Kids, Engaging Toy for Boys and Girls Ages 3-12 Years Old, Family, Travel, Montessori STEM Toys, Sensory Educational Logic Play Games

If you have a tween or a super smart kid who is into puzzles, you'll find this invaluable as it will keep them away from their screens and occupied! Took us a long time to work out how to play it, so won't spoil the fun for you, but it's brilliant, and we got a few more for maths club at my primary school. Definitely worth every penny. Highly recommended.

The quality is really good but I believe it’s too expensive for what it does. It’s great to be used by adults as well as it’s not the easiest puzzle . Has different settings and even the lights underneath vary

This smart electronic game is great fun for kids and adults alike. Our favourites are the beeping game, where you have to put the shapes on the coloured light up areas that it asks you to remember, and the game where it highlights an area and you have to cover only that area, using some of the shapes. The shapes are made of hard and solid plastic, but are soft edged and very tactile to touch. We love to try to fill the board with all the pieces in different ways at the end of game play, when we put it away.This is a great secret santa gift for silly after dinner fun at Christmas for adults, and a great stocking filler for kids :) A good price too :)

So the description states this is a:-WYSWYG Smart games electronic puzzle game 500 in 1 for kids, engaging toy for boys and girls ages 3-12 years old. Family, travel, montessori STEM toys, sensory educational logic play games.It reminds me of tetris. The kids been playing but not realising it's actually educational at the same time.*** Colour brain game toy:- * Perfect for players of all ages and skill levels. * Features a light-up matrix boardVarious shaped blocks. * A small LCD display ~ shows the current game level and mode.*** 3 modes of play:- The puzzle games have three different modes that can be switched to increase difficulty and variety. * Mode A = Full puzzle play * Mode B = Graphic puzzle play * Mode C = Memory puzzle play*** Electronic Game:- * Engaging way to improve memory * Problem-solving skills * Spatial design abilities * Compact and portable*** Control panel across the top:- * On/Off (Long Press) Volume Adjustment (Short Press) * LED screen * Next / Previous Level * Prompt Function * Play Mode Switching * Play AreaThe price at the time of this review is £19.99.So far so goodBut I will update this review if needed.*** Detail's:- * 500 in 1 games * Brand:- WYSWYG * Colour:- Blue * Size:- 12.5cm x 12.5cm * Weight:- 320g * Age range:- Kid * Skill level:- All * Educational objective:- Logical Thinking, Problem Solving Skill Memory Skill*** What you get:- * 1 x Electric game board * 1 x Short straight Block * 1 x Long Straight Block * 1 x T-Shaped Block * 1 x Short Comer Block * 1 x Long Comer Block A * 1 x Long Comer Block B * 1 x Z-Shaped Block

Great travel game for all the family. 3 different modes full puzzle tells you where to imput your first peice then the rest you have to figure out yourselve. the second mode is graphic puzzle where you have to cover the image... this is the one we enjoyed most and the last mode is memory puzzle where it shows you were all the bits go then you have to recreate it from memory.This game takes 2 AA batteries which are not included. The game itself is a good size and so easy to pick up and play, I kept looking for some kind of answer button or something to tell me that I was correct but this is missing, once you have covered the lights you simply press down to move onto the next level.The game has well over 500 puzzles and various levels of difficulty.We have enjoyed playing this as a family and will take it on holiday with us to keep the little ones entertained for a bit. Would of been nice maybe to have a little storage bag to keep the blocks in rather than have to take the box everywhere but no big issue.Think at £29.99 at the time of writing it is a little steep and would prefer to see this around the £20 - £25max mark. Dont get me wrong it is a good game and can be competitive.

This seems a bit pricey for what you get and for the enjoyment it provides. One oddity is that the manufacturers recommend using only non-rechargeable batteries which was an immediate nuisance for me because I exclusively use rechargeables and no batteries are provided. So this gave me the hump from the off.Once up and running, I found the device rather underwhelming and not very challenging. Despite the three playing modes, the 500-plus levels and the 10-plus difficulty gradients, I felt strongly under-motivated to make any progress, partly because there is little or no sense of achievement and no way of knowing how successful I have been. It's just not rewarding enough. The buttons are counter-intuitive with upwards down and downwards up. That's another irritant.It's just about 'okay' and therefore gets 3 stars. I'm not mad keen on it, though.