Face Changing Magic Cube Expression Changing Puzzle Game, Wooden Face Change Cubes Game Faceblock Blocks, Kids Toy for Boys Girls with Bell Hourglass

This game is fun for all ages 4+. Everyone loves ringing the bell. The I purchased another game very similar but the younger kids had a harder time with it. This one is easy for all. The wooden game blocks are well made and durable

I bought this for my five year old grandson. He loves it. I played with him the first time I introduced him to it. Now I find him playing with it by himself.

3 yr old grandson lived it. He really likes to do puzzles. I watched as he figure it out. Fun to watch him thinking on it!

Nice variety of play!

The SNJHM Face Changing Puzzle Game is charming and inviting with its primary (and green) colors and expressive faces. Even the plastic insert in the box, with the finger cutouts to easily remove the pieces, was a draw for the youngest player to be able to take everything out. Note the sand timer and the bell are not referred to in the instructions and are not needed to play. Though if you are playing with several players, the person who completes their face first could ring the bell to signal they are done.The instructions are given in English and Chinese, though the game play is simple - turn up a card and everyone tries to replicate the face with their set of dice. Be careful though - some of the dice faces are used in different orientations, and the two eyes dice are not identical. Are the tears at the top of the eyes or at the bottom? What is the tongue position in the mouth? It provides challenge for players of all ages, and young children may be faster than their grandparents!The game can be played solo, matching the dice to the cards, with no pressure to beat a time or finish before another player. A benefit of this game is the opportunity for discussion of facial expressions and what they mean.

Pros: This product is a versatile choice, suitable for children of multiple ages. It is colorful, Well-crafted, and great for practicing fine motor and matching skills.Cons: While the game can be enjoyed by players of different ages, it's worth noting that older players may have a natural advantage.There are extra pieces included in the game--a bell and a sand timer. Neither of these are mentioned in the directions. I guess you can incorporate them into play as you wish.Also, there's one photo in the online ad that distorts the size of the playing pieces. The pieces are depicted much larger than they are. The other images are accurate representations.The wording needs improving in several places.The game is given two or three different names in the online ad."Magic" cube - there's nothing magical nor is there any reference in the game to magic.". . . guarantees hours of frustration fun"I'm not sure why the word "Rubik" is used in the printed instructions. It's like "name-dropping" but with a twist since the trademark name is Rubrick. Not a fan of this sales tactic.I played this with a three-and-a-half-year-old and a six-year-old. The three-year-old lost interest quickly because the six-year-old was faster and kept winning. I think this game best suits children with similar skill levels or who are not competing.

We love this game! It can be a fun, challenging game for the whole family but it is easy enough to understand that my kids can play by themselves, as well. It is great for a quick game, if you don't have the time to spend on a longer form board game. Also doubles as a little brain break or fidget activity!

I ordered this to use in my therapy room as a school based OT and I love it! It's simple, easy to learn and you can play it either as a competition with the timer or just as a fun challenge game by taking the timer/racing out of the gameplay. My kids always giggle and think the faces look like Spongebob due to the block design and they immediately want to play. I love the visual motor/perception component of having to manipulate and turn the blocks to match the eyes and mouth to the card. it's pretty hard for some of my kiddos but engaging enough to keep them wanting to work on it. They love the bell they get to ding too. Overall, I think it's a great game for kids and a perfect game to add to your therapy set-up, fellow OTs.