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Rush Hour is a premier sliding block puzzle designed to challenge your sequential-thinking skills--and perhaps your traffic-officer aspirations as well.
Players set up the traffic on a game grid to match one of 40 playing cards, then try to maneuver the red car to escape the gridlock.
Includes 16 colorful vehicles; tray with playing grid and 40 cards color-coded for four levels of play. Solutions included.
For ages 8 and up.
jzbarronsbabe281
Posted May 14, 2010
During the Rita evacuation mess a few years ago, my boyfriend and family finally got out of Dodge and made it up to north towards Dallas to stay at a relative's house. Twenty four plus hours later we arrived at destination to enjoy good food and good company while we sat and waited to see what the storm was going to do. Not even one hour after arriving I notice my other half playing this game "Rush Hour". All you have to do is to get this one car out of the parking lot mess by moving the other cars either left or right or up and down... Easier said than done. I only could watch for about thirty minutes because I wanted my own turn. ***Warning this game is extremely addictive. When we left the game had to remain behind. I searched and searched for it everywhere but couldn't find it until I saw it one day on the BN website. If you love games this one is a must. Everyone in my family loves it, including my 4 year old nephew.
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Posted March 9, 2009
Especially for those rainy days or when the kids say "I'm bored!"
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Posted February 16, 2009
This is a great game to take along on trips or just play at home. My son loves to play it anytime.
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Posted January 26, 2010
My son started playing with it when he was 4. At first, he would just set the cars up so I can solve the puzzle. He's been solving them himself 2 years later. It's fun for all ages.
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Posted August 8, 2009
i love this! i really like puzzles and this is a good one. i thought that my son might be a little too young for it -- he just turned four -- but he likes it and is able to get the red car out of rush hour when we use the lower number cards.
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Posted March 19, 2009
My son started playing this game at age 6. He immediately enjoyed it, and advanced from the easy to intermediate level. Now, at age 9, he still continues to enjoy the game from time to time.
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Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.I love this game! I used to play it at the daycare I worked at awhile ago and when I saw it at the store, I just had to have it! Fun for everyone.
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Posted February 23, 2009
I have a 10 year old that loves this game! It comes with a handy pouch so it's an easy game to take to school on game day or to carry in the car.
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Posted November 2, 2006
Hi I currently teach and I have used Rush Hour. The children love to play the game alone and with a group. The game develops problem solving skills. My math club students really enjoy playing the game. I wish I bought atleast 3 or four. I recommend this game for both girls and boys. My children at home also enjoy the game and often are upset when I take it to work.
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Posted October 27, 2006
I really like it And you can buy new cards for it's great!!
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Posted November 8, 2005
We purchased this game for our 9 year old to take on an extended driving vacation. It kept her busy for a couple hours at a time. Good for spacial analysis, developing alternatives, challenging yourself. She completed 30 of 36 scenarios within 1 week, and still plays it. Even we the parents enjoy the challenge. We are going to purchase the 2nd set of cards. Well worth $15.00.
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Posted December 2, 2011
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Overview
Escape! That's the goal.Rush Hour is a premier sliding block puzzle designed to challenge your sequential-thinking skills--and perhaps your traffic-officer aspirations as well.
Players set up the traffic on a game grid to match one of 40 playing cards, then try to maneuver the red car to escape the gridlock.
Includes 16 colorful vehicles; tray with playing grid and 40 cards color-coded for four levels of play. Solutions included.
For ages 8 and up.