Triangle Chess Game, Geometric Chess Game, Innovative Rubber Board Game Portable Travel-Friendly Fun for Kids and Adults for Family Game Nights, 2 to 4 Players

First, read the instruction manual. Not to learn how to play but to get a good laugh. That translation is ROUGH! After you do this, enjoy a simple, fun game with your family.

Solid item. Wish the piece holders attached to the main board somehow but otherwise great.

The kids play the with their dad a lot, and they enjoy it. You can tell by looking at the box that it's part of the regular rotation. This is worth adding to family game night.

Fun game to play. It seems to be some random knock off but the quality is nice. Rubber bands are nice and soft and play well with the game.

I have seen this product in stores before and I am glad I was able to order it.It comes with plenty of quality pieces and sturdy rubber bands. Both my girls (ages 9 & 4) love playing this game and never want to put it away.It is easy to learn and even master with a variety of strategies. It is playable with only two players and even has special rules for that scenario. I think the game is most fun with four people.If I were to look for a downside, it would be removing all of the rubber bands. It can take a bit of time, but it's minor and a small quibble on my part.It's a great game and I am glad it is very user friendly for all ages.

small and cheap quality

I love the concept of this strategy game, but I question the game’s longevity. There is an excellent strategic element to playing this fun game that is easy and quick to learn how to play. The game takes up minimal space to set-up and play. The game is best played on a surface that is flat, firm, and stationary, and not in a moving vehicle or on something that moves (eg: bed). There are 22 plastic game pieces for each of the 4 colors, and the game pieces pose a choke hazard for any child who puts objects in their mouth. The holders, for storing the game pieces awaiting to be played, are a nice concept but their practical application is flawed; as the holders don’t function adequately for storing the game pieces waiting to be played. The pieces wobble too easily and fall out of place. It’s high maintenance to keep the pieces neat, tidy, and looking pretty in their holders. In contrast, the “holes” in the plastic gameboard do adequately hold the game pieces during play. This game is fully dependent on the function of the rubber bands, which are used continuously throughout play. The longevity of this game is solely dependent on the rubber bands ~ on rubber bands that are pliable and tight. When the rubber bands eventually stretch-out or become dried-out, the ability to play this game comes to an abrupt halt.

My family is into board games and puzzles as a great way to spend time together. I had seen this game in our (awesome) local tabletop gaming and toy shop, but hadn't pulled the trigger yet. I finally *did* get the game, and I'm pleased that I did. I'll cover a few topics here: the game itself, quality, and minor issues.First and foremost, my family enjoys the game. Its very easy to learn, but difficult to master, which is ideal for a board game. We've played with as few as two players all the way up to the entire family of four. The game is fun either way, but its definitely more fun with all four of us participating. The game doesn't really remind me much of chess, honestly, but it does require some strategy. We've continued to put the game in our rotation because of the gameplay.From a quality perspective, the board and game pieces are adequate. I wouldn't say its at a "premium" level, but it should be durable enough to last, except for the rubber bands, which are naturally going to wear out over time.Finally, let's address some nitpicks. The biggest one is that the rubber bands are not the easiest to take off after the game is over. Amazingly, we haven't broken any rubber bands yet, but I know that time will come. Its also a bit fiddly for me. I have a tremor in my hands that can limit my fine motor capabilities at times, and when I am in the midst of a particularly strong tremor, I pretty much can't play the game due to the size of the pieces and board, and the elasticity and precise movement requirement of the rubber bands. That said, its manageable for me most of the time, and most people don't have a tremor, so its a minor thing.Overall, this is a solid product that offers fun for the whole family. Its now a solid part of our rotation.