The classic Jenga set brings back great memories growing up and playing with it as a youngster. But I also remember back in the day of a ...

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Definitely one game I cared to have. Although I’ve played it a few times, it just wasn’t a game I had that much interest in. It’s afforda...

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The quality of the blocks is good. The box is larger than the tower so it doesn't hold the pieces well unless you retain the cardboard sp...

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If you're looking for the tradition of the game, this is not for the version for you. (remember, the original board folded in two, this o...

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Pull out a block without downing the stack to win. Build the tower by stacking layers of blocks. The blocks are light ABC's when they fal...

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Jenga has lost its appeal with kids as it cannot compete with the stimulation kids receives with iPads; however, it is still a good optio...

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This is a great game, and can be modified easily for each player. It did meet expectations in that it requires focus, and does bring peop...

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Personally this is boring to me. It is loud when it crashes and annoying. The child enjoys it but mostly when it falls, so it becomes a g...

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I don't really care for these kind of games. I don't wanna have to think that hard. But it's a classic! And it keeps the children occupie...

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Ah Jenga. A classic wooden block tower game that calls for strategic thinking, an understanding of physics, and the importance of a stron...

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