Brain Fitness Rush Hour Board Game

Thinkfun makes fab stuff. I use their Solitaire chess to teach elementary students how to think, analytically, to solve a range from simple to complex puzzles using the proper movement of pawns and chess pieces. Rush hour is the same way. From getting the red car out of the garage to more challenging and difficult puzzle sets, this is the game for kids who are in love with trucks and cars, and want to move them around. Amazing what sense of pride comes with getting these done...yours and your child's.

Was used in my dad's therapy after his stroke. Great for problem solving and working on finger dexterity. Grandkids liked the game as well. Different levels of complexity help with tracking improvement.

I love this game as do all the children who play it, but miss the colorful version they used to have. All the cars and trucks were different colors and it made the game much more visually attractive. It is still a wonderful game to teach children strategy while they are having fun.

My son got this for Christmas and the whole family had fun with it. I often found my wife sitting and playing it until late at night. I also sent one to my parents as they are aging and I thought this might be a good way to keep them sharp and work their minds a bit.

Like the older version with the multi colored 🚗

I was introduced to this game at someone's house and found I really wanted my own copy of it. It is surprisingly difficult considering just moving 2-space and 3-space pieces around a small grid to release the red "hero" car. I quite enjoyed the game.I hear they have a "chess" game that I might have to try.

Gift for my grandson’s birthday

Bought this for a Christmas present for my tweens. They enjoyed playing the different levels. We took turns playing. We were stumped a few times but helped each other out and solved them. Great way to get the brain thinking!