Professor PUZZLEReflect - Mirror Maze

Very fun and interesting, as it motivates you to work your mind in a amazing way

The contents in the box is aesthetically pleasing and modern. The set up is easy to do as the pieces just slide together. The instructions are simple, which makes a nice change. The game itself is great fun. The first 17 were easy to whip through for me (29 years old), but mum found them a lot more challenging. A few into level 2, I had to start thinking a bit more, but that didn't last long and got several into level 3 and still wasn't finding the mazes challenging.A good idea to avoid cheating is to look at each other while counting down. I was working my way through the mazes and by number 15, I was wondering where the paths were. I then realised they were all at the back. It might have been nice to have them strategically placed within the mazes to avoid repetitive boredom. The plastic covers do wipe clean with a tissue. What would be quite interesting is if the mazes switched in and out of using the mirror, because when I went back to writing, it took my brain a moment to work it out.I then switched to doing the paths and they were a lot trickier from number two onwards, especially having to move my hand diagonally. I just couldn't get the pen to move at one point and could only get it to go sideways. The paths do make me think a lot more to avoid mistakes. I wish there was somewhere that we could print more off if need be.

The sheer number of board game type activities that are around now is astounding and great if you know a competitive pair of siblings. This 'Professor PUZZLE Reflect - Mirror Maze' is an ultimate face off. It is a simple enough idea. Two players sit opposite with wipeable pens. They are given a set of lined drawings and mazes to undertake. Fastest wins. The twist being that you have to look at the mirror when drawing so your brain is all twisted. Some players can cope instantly and other real struggle.It is a simple idea that is good for a quick blast of fun. It works best by far when you have two people who really want to one up the other. The face to face element adds tension and makes stressful mirror drawing even more complex. The set comes in a nice box and all the elements are easy to set up. Use the wipeable surface so that you can play the game in the future, the pen does come off the plastic. Not a game that you will play constantly, but something that will come out for another competitive Christmas.

I could not wait to write this review, this game is just so exciting and multi functional.Set up is very easy, very clear and concise instructions, there is a picture which may be perfectly innocent(don't know how) but it resembles a phalic object, nothing obscene but did cause much laughter between the girls.You don't have to use the plastic wallets provided but we did as it prolongs the drawings, you could use any drawing or words/numbers etc if you can trace it / colour in the outline you can do it. Once finished the dry wipe markers just wipe away with a bit of dry kitchen role.This game teaches children hand/eye co ordination with or without the mirror, with the clear palstic pockets your child can practice writing witout having to worry about making a mistake so it's bukding confidence, great game to play with friends with all ages.Amazing value for money I really couldn't believe the low rrp, don't be put off this games is amazing.If you think doing this game sber is hard try it after a few bubbles then it really does get funny.Great addition to any family game night,

Definitely a unique concept that is actually quite enjoyable.The main point of the game is the fact that you’re using mirrors and trying to complete different mazes whilst only being able to see them via the mirror. This makes it very confusing as everything is reversed.All the mazes are on paper, however, so there is a limit to how many times you can do the activity.Something that I feel will either get boring or you’ll run out of mazes and you won’t have anything to do.I think this would be an even better concept if there was an option to print more out online or there was an app with all the mazes instead of it all being on paper.

We really like the idea of this game but it's something that's a use once and done as, unless you photocopy, these aren't reusuable.It's good fun but it's not a game like monopoly or cluedo that you can keep playing over and over again - plus the novelty might wear off.We think this could be even better if rather than using paper, it would be even better to use tablets - this way the number of puzzle patterns could be almost unlimited and have features like moving bonus items.