KlusterFun Table Top Magnet Game | Strategy Game | STEM | The Original Magnetic Chess

Great for family night

Grandchildren love this game, brings the family hours of fun

Our family loves this game. It's simple with a piece of shoe lace that makes a loop and a bunch of stones that are magnetic. The goal is to place all your stones first. Sounds easy enough, until you put a stone down and it pulls other stones to itself. When that happens you are required to pick those stones up and play continues. Frankly sometimes it makes you jump and get a good laugh when the stones come into another one. We have played many rounds in a short time which makes this a great game that is a lot of fun.We even change the shape of the way the string lays sometimes to make the game a little different. This has been a game that even when we only have a few minutes we can get a round or two in. Great to do when you're trying to stay screen free before bed as well. You do not need to have tons of brain power which makes it a great family easy game.It is compact to carry but I do warn that it is heavier than you would think, so I am not sure if it is an everyday purse/backpack game but definitely a family favorite! We have already said we need another one of them to keep at our camper.

Any age could play. The novelty wears off quickly though.

This game is designed for 1-4 players and includes 24 hematite stones and an orange cord. Although it's rated for ages 14+, younger children could easily enjoy it as well. My teenage son and I love playing it. It's a quick and simple strategy game where a string is tied into a circle, and magnetic stones are placed inside. The goal is to take turns carefully placing all of your magnetic pieces within the circle without causing any of the other pieces to attract and connect.

Lot a fun, really unique game. Easy to play, strong magnet

This is a fun game for all ages. We love playing at family gatherings. This game has even prompted a tournament at the next family gathering.

So we have had this game for a couple yrs, and one time brought it to a restaurant for a family outing (its a great portable game), and my grandfather with dementia loved it! He has trouble grasping a lot of games now, and its hard to socialize/converse with him with his current stage of dementia, but he completely understands the concept of this game and if the magnets all cluster together he laughs and laughs and we go at it again. Its awesome for him to work on his dexterity and its something even my kiddo can play with him. Never would have guessed, but everyone now spends time playing with him on visits.