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(More customer reviews)This is a fun game, but to play at the more challenging levels you have to build some machines (like a scale, race car, ramp)that are used over and over in the game. Unfortunately, the materials provided are not very sturdy. The dowels were too big to fit into some of the required pieces and consequently,my husband broke one of the dowels trying to force it into the discs necessary to build the scale. Then we couldn't use the scale, which was really disappointing because it is central to the game. Also, my ten year old found an error in one of the question cards - the answer provided was incorrect. Having said all that, we still enjoy the game and play it alot even though we can't use the scale. It is very interesting, especially if your child has an inclination towards logic, mechanics, or physical sciences. My son loves it, and because he is mechanical minded (and I'm not!), he gets a kick out of getting answers right that Mom gets wrong!
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How do machines move heavy loads? What is a fulcrum and what is it for? Why does a car move faster when the incline is steeper? Based on the popular book of the same name, this game enables players to conduct experiments, figure out solutions and test their knowledge. Players will need to use memory, strategy, learning, observing and math skills to solve the problems and complete the game. 2-4 Players Ages 10+
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