Yikerz

Yikerz by Wiggles 3D is a fun game that won the Mensa Favorite Brainy Games Award in 2010. It utilizes magnetic forces to play, and comes with a travel pouch so you can play your game anytime, anywhere. There are limitless possibilities for game play, as Yikerz even comes with a unique interchangeable design for its 4-piece game board, so you will never run out of fun ideas for a game. You can play this game by yourself when you’re waiting for something or just to pass the time, and it is also good for a one-to-one or team competition. The object of the game is to place the pieces on the board without attracting other magnets. If you happen to attract other magnets to the piece you set down, you will have to take all those pieces for yourself.

Product Features and Specifications:
• Yikerz is a fun challenge that utilizes magnetic force;
• The object of the game is to place the magnet pieces on the board without attracting other pieces: the person who finishes putting all his pieces on the board without anything left in his pile wins;
• There are a variety of game play options thanks to the 4-piece game board that can be configured in endless choices;
• The game is recommended for children aged 12 and up, and should be kept away from 3-year-olds and younger due to small parts.

Yikerz Review:

There were more than ten customers who reviewed this magnetic game, and they gave it an average rating of 4.6 stars, with majority of them having given it a perfect 5.o-star rating. It also grabbed great commendations for being durable, fun, and educational.

One buyer got this toy for a family trip, and he confessed he was surprised that they played it every week. He liked that it was very easy to understand; in fact, even a 5-year-old managed to play it with a little coaching. He felt that having 2-3 players was the best way to play this. Another reviewer liked how this game was very easy to learn, even for 8-year-olds. Others also appreciated how easy the game was to set up and to put away after play. They all also raved about how much fun the game was for all ages.

The only minor complaint brought up by the reviewers was that the magnets were shaped differently, and some were harder to put in place than others. The buyers also issued the same warning as the manufacturer, of making sure to keep the pieces away from kids younger than 3 years old. Another buyer felt that it did not require much thinking as he felt that the magnetism was limited by the distance that the players could utilize to keep the magnets from sticking together. Then again, that kind of mindset sort of defeats the purpose of playing with magnets.

If you’re one after a good challenge, this game will likely tickle your brain to no end. We would highly recommend this for you.