Jenga Reviews

Jenga is a very simple game that people of all ages can play. The gist of the game is that you pile up solid 'bricks' of wood until they form a tower -three bricks per layer. Each player then takes his turn to pull out just one of the bricks without knocking any of the others off. If successful, that player then places the brick on top of the ...  Read the complete review

Jenga is a great simple game suitable for all ages. We had a giant version in our student bar whilst at university & it was always very popular. The game is suitable for two or more players, although I think anymore than five or six is probably too much. The game start with a tower built up over a number of blocks. Each player then ...  Read the complete review

Such a simple game in theory, but boy this takes skill and a steady hand to become the jenga master. Jenga consists of 54 blocks of wood approximately 3 inches long, 1 inch wide and half an inch deep. For the particular game I have, the blocks are made from good quality wood, each block is smooth and the word jenga is printed along ...  Read the complete review

This is a game I've played since I was a child and I used to find it so enjoyable. It was before the days of Nintendo Wii and playstation 3 when people still used to sit around and play board games together, and this was a favourite in our house. The idea of the game, is that you build a tower from the wooden blocks. We used to lay ...  Read the complete review

I had always been aware that the game of Jenga existed, but for some reason was never drawn to it. To me, it seemed like it would be fun for a minute but would very quickly be lost in a cupboard and forgotten about. It also appeared to take a very long time to set up all for it to come falling down on you again moments later. My opinion ...  Read the complete review

I love board games and usually spend hours playing them over holiday periods especially Christmas. However, when I unwrapped JENGA I was a bit unsure what to make of it as all that was in the box was lots of rectangular wooden blocks. How do you play it? To start a game the wooden blocks are placed in rows of three on top of ...  Read the complete review

Jenga is a quick fun game suitable for all ages. You start by piling the wooden blocks up in layers of three, then take turns to remove one block from the tower and replace it on the top layer without knocking the tower over. The one who eventually knocks the tower over loses and you start again! If you want to make it harder you can ...  Read the complete review

Jenga is a very simple board game to play and the idea was created by Leslie Scott, and is produced and sold by the games manufacturer Hasbro. It is a game that involves 54 rectangular shaped wooden blocks. To start the game you need to build it into a tower by placing the blocks in a three by three pattern. The game starts ...  Read the complete review

Jenga is a game that is made up of lots of rectangular shaped wooden blocks. To start the game you need to build it into a tower by placing the blocks in a three by three pattern. Once the tower is built each player takes it in turns to draw a block from the tower without making the whole thing topple over. The only rule is that you can't take ...  Read the complete review

Jenga is a very simple game which I'm sure most people have played once or twice in their lives. Basically, it consists of a tub or box of wooden blocks, which are then stacked in a certain way. The people playing each have to remove a block at a time without knocking the tower over. The loser is the one who knocks it. Well, ...  Read the complete review

Here's a game that was just SO popular four or five years ago the mind boggles. Picture a tower the size of a one litre bottle of drink. The tower is made up of rectangular pieces of wood, each of which is stacked on top of each other at right angles. The result is a seemingly solid tower which you can pull pieces out of. The aim of the ...  Read the complete review

A fantastic game popular around the world, Jenga is strangely addictive and a great ice breaker with friends or people you've never met. Creator - Parker Manufacturer - Hasbro Date of Creation - 2003 Jenga is available for purchase for £6.99 from most decent toystores, it is available in Debenhams, Harrods, Toys ...  Read the complete review

Jenga is a really fun game for anything from two to six players anymore than that and it is too long between goes to be fun. The game is very easy to play it comes with about fifty five wooden blocks that are stacked in rows of three in a stack with each set of three sitting across the other three so that they form a bridge if the ...  Read the complete review

I got Jenga for christmas when I was little and absolutely loved it. SETTING UP THE GAME The box contains lots of wooden blocks which are all the same size. To set up the game you put 3 of the blocks next to each other with the long sides touching. You then put 3 more blocks on top but have them facing in the opposite direction. You ...  Read the complete review

Jenga is a classic game for all the family to play, with wooden blocks that are stacked to make a tower the aim of the game is to remove blocks to make the tower taller without knocking the tower over the person that knocks the tower over is the loser. Jenga is a game for two or more players and it is recommended for 5 years and over. ...  Read the complete review

I am not big on board games and the likes but occasionally my wife will force me down on to my hands and knees and make me join in with the family fun (as she calls it). The one game I don't mind getting involved in though is Jenga which is a classic wooden block game that I am sure everyone has heard of if not played themselves. Jenga ...  Read the complete review

As I did a little bit of last minute Christmas Shopping, a couple of weeks ago, I spotted Jenga in our local wollies, for under a tenner. I cannot quite remember how much but I think it was about £6. JENGA ************** Jenga is a very basic game which is suitable for anyone over the age of five and so perfect for Hubby ...  Read the complete review

ABOUT THE GAME: Jenga is the classic wooden building block game that has become loved around the world. The Manufacturer's minimum age recommendation is 5 years old which seems about right to me. One interesting fact is that the name JENGA was derived from a Swahili word meaning "to build". HOW TO SET UP ...  Read the complete review

i think this is a great family game. it gets everyone involved, just the other day the family were round and i pulled out the easy to set up game. me, my older brothers and sister and my parents were playing and nobody was bored and nobody argued over the rules! it is hard wearing and doesn't brake easily however you have to make sure you have all ...  Read the complete review

Another day another challenge. This time it is a games challenge from bizzetto . He suggested I reviewed a board game but there are no board games in our household. Actually thinking g about it that is a shame as there are so many good ones about! However I do have Jenga which is the nearest thing to a board game that I own so thought that ...  Read the complete review