Product Description

91 jumbo crystalline dominos set is biggest and most coloful. its packed in a tin box. For 2 to 7 players

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #2286 in Toys & Games
• Brand: Pressman Toy
• Model: 3927-04
• Released on: 2008-04-01
• Dimensions: 7.50″ h x 3.38″ w x 4.50″ l,

Features

• Features 91 crystalline dominos
• Pressman’s biggest and most colorful set of dominos
• Packed in a tin box that players of the game will appreciate every time they play
• Rules and Mexican train starter piece included
• For 2 to 7 players

Customer Reviews

Great quality
The dominoes came in a sturdy aluminum box. Fortunately it didn’t have any noticable dings. The pieces themselves are really good quality. The color dots are all nicely painted with no smearing on any of them, unlike a cheaper set I had bought from Target. Spend a little more but get great quality.

Great Idea for Deployed Soldiers..
I purchased this set around Christmas for my fiance. He has always loved Dominoes and this was on top of his list as he is being deployed to Afghanistan. Soldiers really love simple games like these. The metal case they dominoes came in was really great, dominoes are thick and heavy, very durable and won’t chip or fade easy. HEAVY heavy box. Great product, very happy!

Double 12 dominoes
My only complaint is that the metal box this came in arrived fairly badly damaged, and the seller could not insure replacement before Christmas. Other tha that, exactly what I expected.

Dr. Jack L. Swoveland

Product Description

Set your secret code by hiding color-coded jungle animals under the rocky mountains. Features 3 levels of play for two players, ages 6 to adult.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #261 in Toys & Games
• Brand: Pressman Toys
• Model: 3018-06B
• Released on: 2006-01-01
• Dimensions: 2.00″ h x 11.50″ w x 10.50″ l, 1.00 pounds

Features

• The classic game that brings together a code maker and a code breaker
• Classic game of logic an deduction
• New translucent game board
• 2 players

Customer Reviews

Put On Your Thinking Caps For This One!
“Mastermind” is a great game for those who like to use their deductive reasoning.I have the older version and it has lasted for years. It can be played by children(starting around the pre-teen age)and adults together and it’s also great for just the kids or just the grownups to play on their own.

The game consists of multi-colored pegs and a board.One person arranges several pegs(which are hidden from view) in any number of color schemes. The other player has several chances to guess the pattern by arranging the pegs in different orders until he guesses the correct scheme or runs out of chances. The first player indicates how many correct colors are displayed. Using the process of elimination is the key to winning!

It’s a great game to take along when traveling or visiting (much easier to pack up then a computer and video games!). The pieces are very small so I would reccommend keeping it out of reach of toddlers.

It will really make you think!(I like to see my kids thinking, it’s such a rare treat!)…Have Fun…Laurie

Forget kids’ version – get this one!
I’ve had the original Mastermind for about 30 years, and it’s a great way to hone logic skills. My 5-year-old recently got Mastermind for Kids as a gift, and I was disappointed. I guess it’s “cute” to make the game look like a bowl of Lucky Charms or something, but in the kids’ version there are NO PEGS – the pieces get scattered everywhere, ruining the game, with one false move. Tedious and very frustrating, especially for little ones. The kids’ version is a bit simpler as it allows for only three combinations, not four like the original; BUT you can just as easily decide to do the same with the original version anyway. GET THE ORIGINAL, IT’s GREAT!

“minutes to learn, a lifetime to master”
that is the sales pitch barely legible still on the well-worn box that my copy of mastermind came in. i honestly cannot remember when i first learned to play this intriguing game, only that i am very grateful for the amazing woman who gave it to me. i still have the original box, becuase i plan on one day passing down this game to my children & their children. this wonderful toy is simple in design yet fosters critical thinking, deductive reasoning, and creativity without inherintly emphasizing competitiveness. i grew up playing it with my dad & it was something that inspired me to excell; we enjoyed one another’s accomplishments (either one coming up with an “unbreakable” code, or the other being able to solve it) and didn’t feel that one could only win at the expense of the other.

also, i recently saw a version made out of wood; so perhaps a few adjustments to the design could increase the durability factor (though my little plastic version has lasted 15+ years! & i simply put the pegs in zipper bags to keep them from getting lost)

~enjoy~

Product Description

Chimchar, Turtwig and Piplup accompany players in this exciting new Pokemon game. Roll the dice and set aside any Pokemon character that will help you get the patterns you need on your card. Roll as many times as you want on every turn, but watch out — if you roll the Pokeball, your turn ends and you can’t score in that round. First player to get all seven patterns wins.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #14094 in Toys & Games
• Size: one size
• Color: one color
• Brand: Pressman Toy
• Model: 4035-06
• Dimensions: 10.70″ h x 7.80″ w x 3.10″ l, .99 pounds

Features

• Roll the dice to make sets with Turtwig, Chimchar, and Piplup… but don’t miss and end up with an empty Poke Ball.
• Contents: 4 game boards, 7 dice, label sheet, Poke ball tokens, dice cup, and instructions.
• For 1 to 4 players, ages 7 and up

Customer Reviews

Even Mom liked it!
This was an impulse purchase at the drug store for my 8 year old nephew. We played three games when we got home and it was a lot of fun. We played one game with his mom and even SHE had fun… go figure. It’s a pretty basic game – roll the dice and come up with sets on the bingo card. Kind of Yahtzee like. Easy to learn, fun to play.

The littlest ones – 4 and 5 – were not able to play. I think the age recommendations here are spot on – 7 seems like a good age.

Yahtzee for the Pokemon Crowd!
this game is great for my 7 year old pokemon fan, great price, i like to play it too (my 5 year old doesn’t do too bad either although he loses interest since he doesn’t have the love of pokemon his brother does yet)…no prior knowledge of pokemon characters needed…great birthday present for anyone who like pokemon! (not like the cards that just build up in my opinion…)

Perfect for little pokemon fans!
My son, at age four, has two criteria for games. The first is that he doesn’t have to read, and the second is that he has to be able to win. This game fits both criteria. Like Yatchzee, it’s a game of luck, simplified so that even the youngest players have a chance to win. The score cards show goals visually, so that littles can match up the dice with the pictures. The rules are simple and the frustration factor is pretty low. A perfect game for little pokemon fans!