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User Rating: Amazon Sales Rank:#39 |
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3 of 3 customers found the following review helpful:
 Excellent and addictive!, 2006-07-10
I bought this game for my daughter and of course I had to try it out first. It was not only addictive for me, but when my daughter started playing it I had to fight her to stop! She played it for three days straight until she was completely finished with the game. It really made her think. This is an excellent game and I would recommend it for anyone, child or adult.
10 of 11 customers found the following review helpful:
Good Game, make sure you are getting a version that is compatible!, 2006-04-01
The game is great and WOW what awesome service as far as delivering the item in a timely manner and packaging it well!!! Check out the other versions available to see what the game is like - customers have left some very accurate and helpful reviews. Ignore the reviews that say you can play the old version from 1996 on a computer that has XP. You can't, but the newest version is meant for XP, so get that one if you need to. Great and very unique style of puzzles... will really exercise a kid's brain to the max.
5 of 9 customers found the following review helpful:
zoombinis logical journey, 2006-03-18
I brought this item for my grandchildren ages 4 and 6 they enjoy it and I might buy others
13 of 13 customers found the following review helpful:
Still Coming Back..., 2006-03-03
I'm a 15-year old who rediscovered Zoombinis after it was left on the shelf for about six years. I'm in a math/science magnet and at least half my friends played this game when they were kids. I'm having the time of my life not only playing the game, which is still hard enough to challenge me at this age, but I'm also trying to duplicate it in my own spare time--figuring out how to generate and manipulate the puzzles in my own version of the program. The logical thinking is present and wonderful--many people don't see where the algebraic thinking is coming from (Mirror Machine, of course, where various transformations are used to make the Zoombinis appear alike), or where the graph theory is present (Stone Rise demands that the Zoombinis be connected by similar attributes), or coordinate systems (Mudball Wall and Hotel Dimensia, of course), but clearly, it is present and it is very, very, effective.
17 of 17 customers found the following review helpful:
These really helped me with my disability., 2006-03-02
I have a brain illness and often I can't concentrate or remember things. It isn't demintia or Alzheimers, but sometimes it is frustrating to be an adult who simply can't follow through with my thoughts.
I used both of this games to kind of kick-start some of my cognitive processes.
They helped -- at least enough to tell you that I enjoyed them and was addicted to them. And I write this review two years later!
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