The Fuzzies Stacking Game - Fuzzballs Versus Gravity

This is such fun little game! It’s like Jenga, but way cuter—and fluffier. You use these tiny tongs to pull colorful fuzzballs from a pile and stack them into a wobbly tower. It sounds simple, but once it starts leaning, everyone’s holding their breath and cracking up at the same time.It’s the kind of game that’s super easy to pick up and play, and it gets silly fast. I love that all my grandkids can and enjoy playing. Their ages range from 4- 16. Definitely a hit with kids and adults alike. The squishy fuzzies are oddly satisfying to touch, and the bright colors make it fun for the little ones. Simple but very entertaining for all, even the adults. It has proven durable, as little hands are constantly grabbing at it. We normally play without cards with the little ones and will add them in to make them more challenging when the older ones play. Makes such a fun family night!

This is a great game for young kids that can be played with older kids and adults. So it is good for all, it is also short. Short is important

This has so much going for it. The design of it all is phenomenal. I love that I am able to house all parts beautifully in its compact cup/shell and ditch the box for easier storage. The fuzzies‘ adhesion power to each other is like a magic trick. It takes a lot of precision to take one away without letting the whole tower collapse. I also appreciate that unlike it’s woody competition, when the tower collapses it’s a quiet downfall. Helps those of us with hearing sensitivities.Two things that leave room for improvement are the fact that there are only a small batch of challenges so all blue cards are the same challenge type, for example. It would be nice if among each color there are two types of challenges so you don’t come to hate dropping a certain color ball. And secondly, I found that well the fun whimsical font in the rulebook was pretty to look at it was pretty challenging to read particularly if you’re a tad neurodivergent. I wish all curly text was accompanied by standard type so I could understand it more quickly.

It’s easy & fun to play with kids ages 4, 7 & 8. It is easy to snack at the same time too because it isn’t a board game of loose pieces.

A fun game until balls lost the ability to stick to each other. Cards are hard to pull out of the tray so we just kept them in a stack on the table

I use this game for play therapy with kids and it is a super fun and new take on Jenga, which I play a lot with clients!

The media could not be loaded. Great for family game. My kids are 5 and 3 yo. It became their favorite game. Super simple to play. Cards are double sided and has humor in it. Value for money is so chip when it comes to find fun games. Definitely recommend it

Fun for all ages! Plenty of giggles!