BrainwrightPuzzle Bright - Interactive Light-Up Brain Teaser with 300+ Challenges, Ages 8+, 1+ Players

Gamewright is one of my absolute favorite game makers. Brainwright appears to be their puzzle line. It is simple and atraigh forward in its rules. Leave it to me toisunderstand them at first. Lol Once you select the level you need to push the play button 3 times to see the pieces you are supposed to use. Once I understood that, it became enjoyable to play. I sat down and breezed right through the first 15 levels before I took a break. I like how it challenges me to think about the solution without being too challenging. Since it progressively gets harder it remains challenging once I learned the mechanics. My elementary age kid likes to play it with me. My preteen can play it on their own. If you like puzzles or brain teaser this is right up your alley. I included pictures to indicate how it shows the different pieces used, with the pieces in place, and with the lights indicating they pieces are placed where they should be.

The first time we tried this we didn't realize it was still on demo and we thought it didn't work. Then we realized that and still had trouble figuring out how to play it. It's pretty embarrassing when you are a grown adult and having trouble figuring out how to play something that is designed for kids. We ended up watching a video of someone playing it and then we were like duh, and from then on it's been a fun fest playing it. It really does get addicting and we spent way too much time playing it this weekend but it's fun. I like that you can store the pieces on the game itself.It's five star and then some for how fun I think it is, but I do think they could have a video showing exactly how to play it when you first start and also I wish it had the option to turn off the sound. 4.5

If you have kids who are motivated by puzzle solving activities, I highly recommend this game. It keeps our eight year old entertained for extended periods, and she loves that it is travel friendly. Learning how to play is easy, and the game gets progressively more difficult as puzzles are solved (50 easy puzzles, 200 medium and 59 hard). The object of the game is to build a puzzle using only the highlighted pieces shown on the board at the beginning of each challenge. The only rules are no pieces of the same color can touch side to side or corner to corner. Puzzle Bright does give hints if needed, and shows if your puzzle was assembled correctly. These are great to do while traveling in the car; our eight year old is having fun working her way through the puzzles. It’s entertaining as well as thought-provoking.

I like Brainwright. They build quality electronic games. This one comes in a box that allows the user to press a button and get a demo. The problem is that there is no interaction, it goes by too fast, and it not a good demonstration of what the game is about.This game has 3 difficulty levels (green, blue, red). Green level is easy puzzles 1-50. Blue level is medium puzzles 51-250. Red is the hardest puzzles 251 - 310.You can use the left function button to select the difficulty level. The puzzles in that level must be done in order. The game remembers which puzzle is next for each difficulty level.I like that the game comes with batteries already inserted. The game will auto-shutoff after a period of time to save battery life.I wish there was a way to easily choose a level. The game only allow one person to save their progress. It would be nice if two people could track their progress.The sound can be loud if you want to play when others are asleep. I wish there was a way to adjust or at least mute the volume.Puzzle #204 game solution is incorrect. Pic 2 shows my solution which meets the rule that like-colored pieces can not touch. The colored lights in the center of the squares shows the games solution. Pic 3 shows how the pieces would need to be placed to match the game solution. Either the yellow or blue diagonal piece can not be placed.There is a storage compartment on the bottom to store the pieces.Most of the puzzles I can solve in less than 1 minute.Overall this is a fun challenge but could use improvement.

This is a fun puzzle game that’s kept the whole family entertained. I like that all the pieces can be stored in the back of the game in a dedicated compartment so they don’t get lost. The instructions were essential for helping us learn how to operate the different button functions, but once we got the hang of it, it has been hours of fun. A couple things that would be nice would be a volume control (the game can be quite noisy) and to include extra pharm pieces for the likely scenario we lose a few.

I ordered this for my ten year old and he loves it. He was so into it that my 13 year old who only likes video games got into it too. I have played it and it is definitely addicting! Some of the puzzles are real brain teasers. In addition to being super fun, as a Mom I love that there is storage in the back for the pieces. It is great for travel, in the car, restaurant, really anywhere you need some screen free entertainment!

This is an interesting puzzle game. It's a bit confusing at first but my 11 year old figured it out and was playing with it for a while. I don't know how well it would travel - it requires a bunch of little plastic pieces that are likely to get lost, and it makes enough noise that you wouldn't want to have to listen to it for an entire plane or car ride, but at least it gets the kids off the screens for a few minutes.

Puzzle Bright is a fun electronic light-up puzzle activity. There are over 300 puzzles to solve, from easy to difficult levels, that require one to put various size pieces on the game board, without the same color touching, to complete the prompted puzzle. This can be played individually or with friends/family members. It's also portable, with the pieces fitting inside the game board, making it a great travel/car activity. My husband and I have tried it out and really like it as a gift to do with our eight-year-old grandson.