Super Slide Rush Hour Game, Flow Slider Puzzle Traffic Jam Logic Games, 1500 Levels Electronic Teaser Mind Sliding Brain STEM Toys for Kids Adult

I bought it for my son but I end up playing it a lot more than him HHHH. It has 1500 games of different levels. The plastic is good quality. I didn't like the design of the cars that much, but it's just a perfect game.

Great brain teaser/ puzzle. Good for age especially for elderly people. Keeps kids and adults entertained for hours. Makes a great gift and you have fun playing for hours.

I have loved playing these types of games on my mobile device for years, and I much prefer to do it with this instead it has a very satisfying clicking as you move the cars a crossed the board and provides much the same feel with the bonus of not being in front of a screen.I only really have two complaints the biggest being that the pieces fall off the board very easily.the 2nd very small complaint is that because it is made to be put in a bag it comes with it is hard the store the instruction with the game or the paper gets crinkled and hard to read.overall, I do love the Product and it seems like the pieces and board will hold up well.Does Not come with batteries.

I’m looking forward to playing this game with my grandchildren. I think we’ll all benefit from it. It has taken me a while to get familiar with exactly how to use this game, as I found the instructions a bit confusing initially. It’s also helpful to watch the video on the product page. For me, persistence paid off and I finally got it figured out enough to get started. The problem I foresee is that the 4 buttons aren’t labelled on the game itself, so I had to refer to the instructions often. I have to make sure not to lose the instructions, because I know if I don’t play often, I’ll forget. The instructions I received specify three AA batteries, but it’s three AAA batteries that are required (not included). The game comes packed in a good quality box but also included is a drawstring bag in case you don’t want to bother placing all the pieces back in the box.The object is to park the red car and the puzzles get progressively harder. I recommend starting with the Training mode. Once you get past the simple puzzles, you really do have to plan your moves and think ahead. It looks easier than it is. Children will develop eye-hand coordination as they copy the sample and place the cars where they belong. Playing this game will help develop other critical skills, such as problem solving, planning and concentration, and logical thinking. This would be a fun activity for children to do alone but will also be great for an adult and child to do together. The box says age 3 and up, but I’m thinking more like 6 and up and 8+ might be more appropriate if the child will play alone.

The media could not be loaded.  This game is very fun. From easy to difficult. There are a total of 499 levels. The quality of this game is very good. Magnetic sensors are very sensitive. The plastic doesn't have any odor. The water chestnuts are rounded. So it's safe for kids. The game is very interesting with the sound effects. The whole family can race to see who can park the fastest. Also sent a bag. Convenient storage. There are many modes in this game. My favorite is the challenge mode. Clear the game within a certain time to win. Tension. enjoyed a lot

He played with it for hours on a 10 hour car trip. His parents like that he was interacting with something not a phone or tablet.

I like that there's a physical version of the popular parking/grid lock game found on mobile devices. There are a number of drawback though. The buttons are confusing and there's no randomize feature. The boards must be played in order (or you can press the up and down buttons multiple times).The game goes through batteries quickly because of the LCD screen. It doesn't have an auto-off.

I bought the origional Rush Hour version for my own kids when they were young, so when I saw this updated electronic version I couldn't resist getting it for my grandkids. Its one of those classic and timeless games good for kids and adults. Do the electronics add anything? Well I'm old school and would say the game is just as fun without. That said my grandkid is 6 and a half and is used to all the tech games so he really likes the electronic version. With the electronics you get a slightly higher price tag but either way this is a fabulous game that grows with the kids and they never tire of it.