Educational Insights Kanoodle SudoQube

Newest addition to my school based OT toolbox. It is a fun way to target visual-spatial skills, problem-solving, and attention.

Good

This is a great game for an adult who loves sudoku. The instructions are clear, the game starts out simple enough and becomes more difficult as you master the levels. Worth the money spent.

Bought a lot of different Kanoodle toys after my kid (2yo) took to liking the original. This one intrigued me because I love sudokus. I like it because the quality is good like all the other Kanoodle kits, but playing the game is a little less fun. Connecting the pieces is easy, but tedious. Probably my least favorite Kanoodle version so far, but I will keep it because it requires a different mindset than the others, and I can use the blocks on their own to teach my kid patterns and such. I know the age range says 7+, and unlike the other Kanoodles, I'd agree more with this age range.

We are huge fans of Kanoodle so when I saw this new one out I knew I had to get it for my family! In this game you have to solve the puzzle by not repeating colors horizontally or vertically. There are 100 different puzzles with different levels of difficulty and I love how this is something that both of my kids love to play as well as my husband and I love to play it too! It is so much fun! I also like how everything stores perfectly in the game board. This is a game that we will take with us on road trips and on the plane. I am always looking for new things for my kids to do when we are traveling so they aren’t always on their tablets and this is the perfect game to take when traveling! It is a fun game for all ages!

Engaging, screen free puzzle-game for kids

The cubes are supposed to snap together. They tend to fall apart when you are handling them. It’s frustrating. The puzzles are very easy. We tried a few puzzles in the different levels. They were so easy to solve we went to the last puzzle in the book - presumably the most difficult. It was solved in less than 15 seconds. It isn’t a bad game but we love the challenge and this doesn’t deliver.

This is a good idea, but it needs improvement. It's awkward to use--the two-piece case, everything slips around a lot. Not suitable for travel. The pieces don't fit really well into the board. I'm not a Sudoku player; I thought this would be a fun substitute for penciled numbers on paper. The 4 x 4 puzzles are so easy they're not much fun. I haven't got to the 5 x 5 puzzles yet, but I'm hoping they'll be more challenging. I'm afraid I'll run out of puzzles before I start having challenge-fun. One feature I like is that you set up the game pieces and then use them for about ten puzzles before having to rearrange them. I'm an adult, so maybe this game would be fun for kids.

Gioco molto carino! Mio figlio si diverte molto ela trovare le combinazioni giuste. In realtà ci divertiamo in due! È un ottimo passatempo

My least favorite version of Kanoodle. 3 stars is for the creativity and opportunity to problem solve. What I didn't like was the pieces do not fit well together and my 11 yrs old found it too easy.

Every family member loves this game even the over 80’s 😊

It's a quality and cleverly designed puzzle toy with loads of replayability. The fact that you construct the pieces yourself as you start a new puzzle adds to the fun. Your brain is already starting to process which pieces are going to be the difficult ones to fit in and which ones you'll probably end up leaving till later. It's very straightforward to get started with and packs away into a very small space meaning it's not going to be one of those toys that ends up demanding a lot of storage after use. While younger children may struggle with it, the different layouts also vary in difficulty so there is a bit of something for everyone. It's definitely a fun puzzle game and good value at around £15.

The child enjoys the game. Lots of fun with the different puzzles. The blocks don't necessarily stay together as well as they should.