| "CHOCOLATE FIX" LOGIC GAME DESCRIPTION:
A mouth-watering game of logic!
You'll be tempted to take a bite out of these life-like candy play pieces in this delightful game of pure deductive reasoning.
Similar to Sudoku, players examine all the clues on the cards before making a move. Once they discover where to put a chocolate piece, they combine this knowledge with the clues to learn more information.
Some clues give exact or possible locations, while others just give you the token color or shape.
Feel your confidence build as you narrow down the possibilities to fill each candy assortment.
Challenges ranging from beginner to expert will feed your chocolate cravings for hours!
Includes 40 Mind Challenge Cards with Solutions!
Game Specifications:
Ages 8+
Number of Players: 1 (Single Player Game)
Length of Play: 5-15 minutes
Game Contents:
- 15 Metallic Cars and Trucks
- 1 Red Escape Car
- 1 Traffic Grid Game Board
- 60 Challenge Cards with 5 Levels of Play
Game Awards:
- ASTRA, Best Toys for Kids List 2008
- Learning Magazine, Teachers' Choice Award 2009
- Parents' Choice Foundation, Gold Award 2008
- Kaboose.com, Amazing Toy Award: Toys for Grade-Schoolers 2008
- NAPPA, Honors Award 2008
- TDmonthly, Top Toy Award 2008
- iParenting Media, Greatest Products Award 2008
Product Specifications:
Game Size: 8.9" x 8" x 2.5"
Game Weight: 0.9 lbs
Product Warnings & Safety Information:
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - SMALL PARTS. This game contains small pieces and is not suitable for children under 3 years of age.
A NOTE FROM LAURI:
A particularly fun and tactile logic puzzle. I have a soft spot for logic games, they are my personal favorites. This game is particularly appealing because of the chocolate pieces. The puzzles are quite easy for beginners at the beginning, yet progress to puzzles where clues need to be combined in order to figure out the answers. It is a way to engage younger kids into logic puzzles.
Appealing to younger kids than 8+. Although this puzzle game is rated for kids 8+ years, my experience is that this is better for gifted kids that are younger. I think a better age guide is 6-9 for gifted kids. By the time they are 10 or 11, the feedback that I get is that the puzzles "seem" too easy to the kids and they are less likely to play it. (Actually, the more advanced puzzles are OK for this age, sometimes I think they just think the chocolate theme it is too young for them.) However, the candy aspect IS very enticing to younger kids, because they are seldom allowed to play with candy so there is a "it is so fun to play something that is forbidden" aspect that is engaging and fun! |
A fun game of logic with appealing pieces 
