A good game for the above average kid.This game is unique and is a refreshing change from the the ubiquitous chutes and Ladders,Connect Four, Trouble , blah blah etc. One added bonus to this game is that it is one player,thus the kid can sit on her own and play this allowing you the parent the ability to get some adult stuff done. My daughter who is 6 years old completed all 40 levels within one week. Her brother who is 5 years old is on level 20 at the moment., I watched both of them complete each level. I will definitely order the original Rush Hour (adult edition) so that the kids can benefit from harder challenges. Anyway, if your kid is a thinker and enjoys puzzles, brain teasers and such then this is the game for you.Even if your kid isn't like that, it's time to start them on games like these!

This is a great game for kids and adults. It's a game that continues to challenge as you can think of how to accomplish the plan with fewer moves. Can be played alone, or challenging a friend. But-- why is it so expensive? It's a small game, and can't be that costly to produce. The cost puts it out of reach for many, or buying it more often as a gift.

I have Rush Hour Junior in my Kindergarten class. It is one of the most popular activities. It can be played individually or as a team. It helps develop strategy and problem solving techniques. I often recommend parents to buy this game for the home. The children feel a great sense of accomplishment when they have successfully completed a level. The carry bag makes the game very portable and easy to put away.

This is a great game to get the mind solving problems, my children play this all the time, they can work together or one at a time. They like to see who can get through the most cards of problems. The cars are chunky and easy to handle. it is great for travel.

This game has provided my children and myself hours and hours of fun. It is a strategy game that starts up simple and builds in difficulty giving your children skills in planning, forseeing solutions and exercises alternate pattern thinking.