Gravity Marble Maze Logic Game with 60 Challenges, 9 Towers, 3 Marbles and Progressive STEM Puzzles
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Gravity Marble Maze Logic Game with 60 Challenges, 9 Towers, 3 Marbles and Progressive STEM Puzzles
$57.79
Sale price
$57.79
Regular price
A gravity marble maze logic game challenges one player to build a working path from start to target using towers of different shapes and heights. Each card presents a new spatial puzzle, and the child selects, rotates and stacks the needed pieces so a marble can travel through the finished route. Sixty challenges progress from beginner to expert, creating a clear path for repeated problem-solving practice.
The ThinkFun set includes nine towers, three marbles, a game grid, target piece and 60 challenge cards. Children can follow the cards for structured play or experiment with original runs after learning how gravity moves the marbles. Made from plastic and paper, Gravity Maze works without batteries and is recommended for ages eight and up. It is primarily a single-player puzzle, though family members or classmates can discuss strategies together. Marbles are small parts and should be stored with the set after play.
Specifications
- Brand: ThinkFun
- Product: Gravity-powered marble logic puzzle
- Challenges: 60
- Difficulty: Beginner to expert
- Towers: 9
- Marbles: 3
- Game grid: 1
- Target piece: 1
- Play mode: Primarily single player
- Skills used: Spatial reasoning, planning and problem solving
- Materials: Plastic and paper
- Power: Manual; no batteries required
- Recommended age: 8 years and up
- Small parts: Includes marbles
Frequently Asked Questions
How do the Gravity Maze challenges work?
Choose a challenge card, arrange the specified towers on the grid and build a route that carries the marble to the target.
How many puzzle challenges are included?
The set provides 60 cards that progress from beginner through expert difficulty.
What comes in the box?
Gravity Maze includes nine towers, three marbles, a game grid, target piece and 60 challenge cards.
Can more than one person play?
It is designed as a single-player logic puzzle, but children and adults can collaborate by discussing possible solutions.