My son loved the first one and after everyone in the house (except me) 'mastered' it we gave it as a much loved birthday gift. Now he's (11) on the Epic and its very challenging, but with time and patience he's slowly gaining numbers. We love this toy- though I won't touch it, as managing my life is hard enough. I purched this to share with my grandchildren (to get them away from the computer games) We love it. It is great for "hand eye coordination and logic) I recomend this for all of you looking for something different.

Perplexus Epic, 3D Maze Game with 125 Obstacles (Edition May Perplexus Epic, 3D Maze Game with 125 Obstacles (Edition May

This has helped my nephew stay focused on a task for longer than normal. He enjoys playing with it whenever there is a little down time. Great product!

This perplexing toy is very fascinating I gave it to my son for Christmas however, it soon was making its rounds to everyone who wanted to try it out. Promotes a tremendous amount of curiosity and then tweeks your competitive nature while honing your attributes like patience, ingenuity, cognitive thinking, balance and spacial acuity. Yeah it's quite the game!! My now 8 year old had already mastered the regular Perplexus, so he was excited to try this one. It is definitely more challenging, and I think will take him longer to master. We bring this to restaurants or any other place where the kids need to be seated and quiet. I bought this for a my 8, 10, and 15 yo sons. They love it and find it challenging. They have mini competitions with each other which I think is great. I leave it on my bar in my kitchen so they can grab it daily in between their daily task and challenge themselves. My 9-year-old grandson was the recipient of the perplexus, but his 12-year-old sister grabs it every time he takes a break. Very challenging, but not impossible to master. Fabulous because all parts are enclosed and don't get lost or need to be put away!

Customer Reviews of Perplexus Epic by Spinmaster - Fat Brain Toys Customer Reviews of Perplexus Epic by Spinmaster - Fat Brain Toys

I gave this to my 11 year old granddaughter. She plays with it a lot, as does her dad and her 9 year old brother. When I give a gift to one grandchild I always hope the others in the family will enjoy it too. With the Perplexus Epic that clearly is the case. Definitely a worthwhile buy.A great game for young teenaged boys. He's obsessed with it and has a great time trying to conquer all 4 courses. He's not quite completed them all... thank goodness! Good for hand eye dexterity and keeping his attention! span itemprop="author" itemtype="https://schema.org/Person" itemscope>Alan from

Perplexus Epic, 3D Puzzle Maze Game with 125 Spin Master Perplexus Epic, 3D Puzzle Maze Game with 125

I bought this for my 12 year old niece and she loves it. Actually everyone was loving it. Her sister (15) and her were working together (a first) to see how far they could get. I really like how it is numbered along the way so you can say "I can't get past number 8" or "I got up to 25! This was a gift for my 9 year old son. He already has the original Perplexus and got through that incredibly fast. We saw Perpleux Epic and thought it would be perfect for him as he still enjoys the original Perplexus. This one is more difficult for him and more of a challenge. He is finding ways of getting further along by skipping some of the steps; while this is not what Epic was intended for, it still requires him using his thinking skills. I kind of like that because it gives him a senspan itemprop="author" itemtype="https://schema.org/Person" itemscope>vtjess423589 from My 10 yr. old grandson loves this Epic! He also has the Basic and ruled that in a couple months! Hope a better than Epic is in the making! People love to mess with this thing. Whether it's for the game inside or just to hear the noises it's getting a lot of attention around the house of four adults (two seniors.) span itemprop="author" itemtype="https://schema.org/Person" itemscope>amurray12312984 from My 8 year old boy was given this toy for his birthday. He had received the original Perplexus last year. The Epic lives up to it's name. He is challenged by it and has enjoyed it so much. His 10 year old sister really wanted this gift as well, so they trade for it. The variety of challenges on this is remarkable. My 8 year old has an affinity for math, and I know this toy is strengthening that ability. He likes to challenge himself to see how far he can get through the Epic each time he plays. I