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Exciting Game Play
Players are presented with 36 columns with three captivating colors. As the game unfolds, participants take turns meticulously removing columns, one by one, in hopes of maintaining the tower's stability. The tension rises with each move, as the delicate balance of the structure teeters on the edge of collapse. Whether engaging in friendly competition or testing their own prowess, players of all ages find themselves captivated by the excitement and suspense of Tumbling Towers.
Roll the Die
This oversized, soft die bring an element of surprise and anticipation to the gameplay. The players' fate rests on the roll of the dice, injecting an exhilarating element of luck into their strategic maneuvers. The tactile pleasure of tossing the large foam dice heightens the sensory experience, as players remove the color the die lands on. Bringing an extra dose of fun and excitement into the already captivating world of Tumbling Towers.
Travel or Store
Designed with convenience in mind, this portable bag provides a compact and secure solution for taking the game on the go or to store the game a way. Whether on a family vacation, a camping trip, or a weekend getaway, the Travel Storage Bag ensures that the exhilarating challenge of Tumbling Towers is always at hand, bringing joy and laughter to any adventure.
Kristopher Franzen
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2024
Fun jenga like game. It’s more fun because it’s wobbly. Good price. Looks nice sturdy. I used it with kinder students. Good size. Not too small nor too big.
JnBGreen
Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2024
Got this for my daughter for Christmas! She has a miniature kind of version that’s like this game so I thought she’d like it. Tbh I think it’d be kind of hard for her to put it together herself. Think I’ll always have to be the one. It’s actually really flimsy. Granted don’t get me wrong it stayed up and we played twice and it was fun. But I just wish it wasn’t so flimsy! But she likes it and doesn’t want to return it even though I almost did! So I guess it’s a good buy.
Redfish Robotics
Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2023
The NSG Giant Tumbling Tower Game delivered hours of excitement and friendly competition, making it a must-have for gatherings, parties, and outdoor events. This oversized version of the classic stacking game brings a new level of fun and challenge to traditional gameplay. Kind of like "Jenga on Steroids" if that makes sense, lol.The set's impressive height when fully assembled adds an element of suspense and anticipation as players take turns removing blocks from the tower. The solid wooden blocks are well-crafted, and I'm sure they'll last for years, even though they are designed to crash.What sets the NSG Giant Tumbling Tower Game apart is the quality of the wood and the smooth finish of the blocks, allowing for easy stacking and smooth collapses. The set includes a tote bag for convenient storage and transportation, making it an excellent choice for a wide variety of events or just family fun.The game's appeal spans across all age groups, making it a versatile entertainment option for family gatherings or mixed-age social events. It encourages strategic thinking, hand-eye coordination, and friendly competition, making it an engaging activity for both kids and adults.Whether played indoors or outdoors, the game will provide hours of fun. Its combination of quality craftsmanship, entertaining gameplay, and portability make it a great choice for those seeking a versatile and enduring addition to their game collection.Overall, an excellent choice for a fun and simple game that will last for years.
Xtine
Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2023
It's hard to find family games that entertain both the young and...not so young. The wooden stacking block game is a classic and I thought this NSG Giant Tower Game would be a fun upgrade for a holiday party.I like that it comes with its own handled bag for easy transporting and storage. Pieces always seem to get lost in cardboard boxes; that's not a problem here. As far as game play goes, it takes a bit of time to set-up. And if the person setting up the "board" does a sloppy job, the game could be over in a turn or two. Even when being pretty meticulous about placement of the pieces, the game play is pretty short. The base, even with nothing on it, was a bit wobbly. If you're playing with four or more people, that likely could result in one person only having one turn.The kids liked the game because it has a bigger "wow" factor than the wooden block game. But, the wooden block game has a longer game play, faster set-up, and is easier on your wallet.
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