Products tagged with single player

Build your car and drive away!

Challenge your kids to build a car with 5 different blocks in this unique logic game! SmartCar 5x5 includes the car and 5 wooden blocks in 5 different colors. Kids solve each of the 96 challenges by placing all of the blo

16 Mazes, Right in Your Hand
A maze that changes every time you play! Players must navigate this maze game using the attached stylus, pushing open movable gateways while avoiding traps and dead ends! An innovative twist on a classic maze game, Amaze’s di

It will take more than a little skilled driving to get the red car out of this traffic jam – it will take brainpower. In Rush Hour, a sliding block logic game, you have to battle the gridlock as you slide the blocking vehicles out of the way for the red c

Ignite your logic and sequential reasoning skills with Circuit Maze! Your goal is to arrange the tokens to create a real circuit that lights up the different colored Beacons. These clever circuit-building puzzles provide a boost of brainpower and a wonder

Science Logic Maze for Juniors!
The greatest logic maze game ever is ready to take off – and ignite your problem-solving skills. The mission is to use science and logic to reflect the laser beam to the rockets. Strategically place satellites throughout t

ail the seas! Find the treasure!

Sail the seas and find the treasure! Pirates Jr. – Hide & Seek challenges you to arrange the four playing pieces and help the pirates find what they need. Sea adventurers young and old can explore the 60 challenges incl

Just like the classic Rush Hour logic game, you shift blocking cars and trucks out of your way to clear a path to the exit. The 40 leveled brainteaser challenges are a fun way to build problem-solving skills. Rush Hour Jr. is an ideal logic game for young

The challenges and laser make the hugely popular Laser Maze Game fun. The fact that it’s a logic maze game that teaches STEM skills makes it a perfect game for anyone. Laser Maze requires you to use mirrors, beam-splitters, a little science and brainpower