Customer Reviews

Think Fun Railroad Rush Hour

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From the creators of Rush Hour, Rush Hour2 and Rush Hour 3 comes Railroad Rush Hour, than train game. Binary has come up with yet another thinking game and another great time.

Given 40 cards, from beginner to expert, and 10 junior cards, for those under 8 years old, you'll spend hours trying to get you train out the maze and to the station.

The game includes a cloth holding sack for easy storage and travel, making this the perfect home, road or away game. Kids and parent will both enjoys the hours fun.

I like the idea of the platform blocking pieces moving in any direction, this adds the strategy. Also this gift is priced to fit any budget and makes a great gift for the hard to buy for. Congratulations Binary Arts on a job well done!

This is a wonderful game. For young kids, its better than Binary Arts's regular "Rush Hour" game because it includes some "junior" level cards, but you'll find even 4-5 year olds can do some of the more advanced puzzles, especially with a bit of help. I play this with my kids, so I can help if they get stuck. This has developed their problem-solving skills like nothing else, and since they love trains it's easy to get them to concentrate.

This is one of the best games I have ever bought. My 6-year old and 3-year old daughters love it, and dad does too. You can play it over and over again, because once you solve a puzzle you won't remember how you did it. A WINNER, and I'm waiting to see what they come up with next....

This is a great puzzle game. Kids learn problem solving and adults practice their own problem solving; all of this brain work is neatly disquised because they are having fun. I wish that Binary Arts would come out with more card sets for their Railroad game like they have for the Rush Hour game. I want extra puzzles! It would make it more rewarding to own.

Like Rush Hour, Railroad Rush Hour has you "escaping" the traffic jam... this time in the railroad yard, where the traffic can include rail cars and cargo. Rearrange the pieces to get the engine out.

40 challanges included; nylon bag stores pieces when not in use. Larger than Rush Hour pieces makes this puzzle easier to handle for eager young solvers. And with the new pieces, the challanges are all new and different, even for Rush Hour lovers!

This is a fabulous game for people of all ages. Even little kids can play the easy cards. The harder ones can be very engrossing for adults. My son started playing it when he was 4 years old. I have also given it to somebody as a present for their 40th birthday. I recommend it for anybody who wants a bit of a mental challenge.

This is a great toy for just about any age. It really gets you thinking, yet it's satisfying enough to keep your interest and it will not discourage small children as easily as some puzzles. Highly recommended!!

This game really is great. My autistic 11-year-old gets
a good mental challenge and feeling of accomplishment out of it,
and I have fun as well. My only negative comment is regarding
travel. We've taken it on many plane trips, and it's great
because it fits in a small area to play as well as store, but
it has a lot of small parts (duh! :-), and they are easy to lose
track of when travelling. So be vigilant, and find all those
train cars when putting it away! :-)

My son received it for his 9th birthday and it is one of the best presents ever. It keeps him challanged and he gets such a sense of accomplishment when he completes a puzzle. It's also great for travel.

This is a good mental exercise of spatial reasoning. But that's not all. My 2.5 year old likes to line up the colorful trains. My 4.5 year old likes to set up the board, according to the cards. I enjoy solving the puzzles, and hope my kids will follow suit some day.