The Happy Puzzle Company MÖBI - The Numeric Tiles Game - Think Scrabble or Bananagrams, but with Numbers - 2 to 6 Player Family Maths Games - Ages 6+

It is a very clever little game that encourages fast thinking maths. It can be tailored to ages from 5 and up, by eliminating the multiplication / division tiles. Playing it similar to a popular letter tile game (not the one shaped like a banana) is also another way to encourage fun with numbers.Great price for a game, and small enough to pop in a rucksack for easy travel entertainment.

Excellent maths game which is adaptable to make easier for younger children. My children ( 8 and 10) aren't up to playing more than one round in a go and we have modified the rules and the instructions between ourselves to make it more child friendly and accessible. Great for short bursts of mental maths in a non threatening environment.if i didn't think the children would lose all the pieces I would take this in to school no question.

Looks and plays like Bananagrams for maths. Good fun, and a nice change from the wife beating me at Bananagrams with her superior spelling. It would be fun to get some extra operators, but it's not like I'm exactly dominating with what's there already!The pictures emphasis it being fun for kids, and it's undoubtedly educational, but I suspect it's not going to be the top of most kids' Christmas lists. On the other hand, the fun for adults, especially us nerdy ones, should not be underestimated. Although it does give me and my stem degree a little imposter syndrome!It would be 5 stars, if not for it apparently missing a piece. The instructions and pictures show a special mobius piece which, I believe, is meant to be an "anything" number (like a blank scrabble tile). In our set, it seems to be missing on delivery. Didn't mind too much, since it doesn't feel like it'd add much to the game, but at the very least it was confusing.

I use this game with my students and they love it. It's a good way for them to compete and to work on the mental math

Great present - fun game for all

This could be a really great game if it simply included a zero tile. Instead the numbers run from 1-12. Our kids (aged 5-10) were keen to engage with it, but soon lost interest when they found it to be limiting in what they could do. If the tiles were numbers 0-9 it would be far more versatile, allowing for creativity and any combination of equations would be possible and would make this appealing to a wider age group. A really simple mistake in the design here which makes this rather disappointing, especially for the price.

Very good product for keeping your mind active.

Maths in a fun way. Learning is easier when you’re having fun.