GOTHINK Wooden Labyrinth Game, Mable Ball Tilt Maze Board Game,Table Balance Game and Toy for Kids and Adults

Great

Kind of a fun game to play with the kids. It’s made pretty well. It should last a long time with some simple care.

My grandfather was a machinist, and he had one of these when I was a boy that I used to love to play with. He could do it start to finish pretty much every time, but as much as I played with it, I could never master it the way he did. I've looked for one for years. Seen a few in resale shops that were broken, but never seen another one until I came across this one.It's so much fun... You will love it, your kids will love it, anyone who visits your home will try it and get immediately hooked. The game is primarily a measure of your hand/eye coordination, with knobs that tilt the table front/back or left/right. Your job is to navigate the marble from one side of the board to the other without falling into a hole. The controls are very sensitive, and sometimes a bit sticky, that's all a part of the devilish trickiness of this game. It's not a stable platform, and learning to operate the controls is as much a part of the game as steady nerves and hands.Highly recommended. It's a great focus builder, teaches hand-eye coordination, and pretty much everyone who plays with it loves it.

I thought about giving this 3 stars, but they’re not asking much money for it so I changed it to 4. It is lightweight balsam wood (like you find at craft stores). It does have some visible glue potential for splinters.That said, it’s still nice looking and great to keep out on a coffee table or desk. People can’t resist trying it. I got it for a party where I will have some table games out. It is rather difficult, I haven’t beaten it yet. The controllers work well. My five year old also likes to try.

This made is pretty cool. It seems well built, comes with two marbles, isn't huge but isn't a tiny maze either. I think it's ok QA with a couple spots where the maze line seems a little faded.Overall I think it should last a while and provide more than a few hours of time for the kids to get off their electronics.