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Your cart is empty.Ingenious has captured the hearts and minds of families and gamers around the world. This international bestseller is one of those rare games that appeals to serious gamers and casual "non-gamers" Alike. each tile is shaped like two hexagons stuck together along one edge, Each hexagon with a colored symbol on it. Thus, it's possible to earn points by extending lines of matching symbols in five directions per hexagon, and ten per tile. it's ingenious. . . And it's hugely entertaining, time and time again. The fun Simply radiates in all directions!
Alberto Uribe
Reviewed in Mexico on March 21, 2025
Excelente juego de destreza mental
Ulianov
Reviewed in Mexico on September 17, 2024
Buena calidad. Las fichas son de plástico, los marcadores de puntuación independientes. Me agrada
R. Myers
Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2024
Easy to learn and hard to master. Highly recommended!!
Patti Forker
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2024
Our whole family loves this game including my 9 year old granddaughter. Love that it can be played with only two people as a dual and I believe it can be played solo.
Leslie Zeman
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2022
The game is part dominos and part Scrabble. The rules are easy to understand. The tiles are sturdy, for plastic, and the storage pouch is very nice. The game can be played on a few levels, although it’s not in the same league as chess. My 7-year old granddaughter figured out the strategy quickly. I was continually distracted by the desire to work a puzzle. A pleasant family pastime; even the 3-year old could play puzzle style.
Kenneth B. Cline
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2022
My family has played this game for years. It is an excellent game for families interested in something with less randomness than a dice rolling game without a lot of complexity. This was the game we would always go to when introducing new friends to board games, and would play often just for fun.
Cathy P. Luna
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2021
This game is easy to learn and fun. Game is sturdy and well made. I taught my grandkids to play it 6 and 8 years old, we were laughing in no time. We had several good evenings of fun with them. It doesn't stop there, adults can have fun and play a tougher game with thought and serious strategy. So you don't want to debate about politics but need something to do together? Here you go have fun outsmarting other players and drinking if you like. Have fun playing, we do. =)
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on December 2, 2021
been playing it for over 10 years, still very excited every time I take the box out! less intellectually demanding than chess, but still requires a decent amount of strategizing and thinking about different options.
Aimee
Reviewed in Canada on June 29, 2020
The game pieces are plastic so really hold up. Excellent game with hours of fun and strategy that moves quickly.
Mark Jacobs
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2020
I played this with my kids (ages 4, 10, and 12). We all enjoyed the game but all of us had issues with the components used in the game. First off, the box only included 3 tile racks rather than 4. The worst part of the game though is the scoring grid that each player uses. It's cardboard with holes in it which you insert pegs to keep score. The holes are way too tight though which makes inserting the tiny pegs very difficult for everyone that played. There has to be a better system for this score card. We returned our game for a refund.
Paul A. Martorano
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2019
The designer of this game has created many great games. It's odd to see a game that has no real thematic element is his portfolio. This game looks like a scrabble-type of game. How tough can that be? Well, looks can be deceiving. You can explain this game in a matter of minutes but once you start playing and seeing how your opponents' pieces change the ever-growing board landscape, things get a little "sticky".The scoring element is interesting - you need to monitor ALL of your scores, not just a few. Your final score is actually the lowest of the six different scores that you will keep track of throughout the game.Clever opponents will see what color you need to improve and might start to cut that color off by blocking it from the board. So, there are several things that you have to watch out for as you place tiles "scrabble style" and draw new ones each turn.This is not a filler game. It can take upwards of 45 minutes with 4 players. But it's fun when you play a strategy game with a short rule set and no theme to distract you from what is ultimately going on. It's a great change of pace from many games out there today. I highly recommend it!
sunshine65
Reviewed in Canada on January 5, 2019
Arrived quickly. Can’t find this game in stores. Easy to play snd lots of fun.
A Francesca
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2019
Each of our family members enjoys different types of games, but Ingenious is one we all love to play. Easy to set up and explain, we pull this out when we want to get straight to playing. It is surprising to see who ends up winning, which has been our 7 year old on more than one occasion!This edition features plastic tiles and a peg board for keeping track. While I miss the wooden cubes, this new system prevents the inevitable loss of where one is at on their scoreboard when you would bump the cubes from their places. Personally, I would love to see a tray in which the wooden cubes are set in and held in place. But this peg system definitely works better than the original.Ingenious may not have fancy artwork or amazing mechs, but the simple (and yet strategic) gameplay has you forget about that. It is great fun for experienced and new gamers alike. 5 stars!
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