MasterMaze Retro, A screen free game of patience, skill and dexterity that everyone can enjoy.

This is almost the same puzzle I had in the 90's albeit smaller than I remember but just as pleasing to use. Great buy for kids and adults alike.

kept my granddaughter amused for hours :-)

I was really looking forward to receiving this as it was for a xmas present but had to return straight away, the plastic top had been put together upside down so rendered the game useless which was extremely disappointing. I'm going to order another and give it a go as this is a brilliant game to have, we have the vintage one from the 80s so wanted to buy one as a gift. Fingers crossed for replacement.

I brought this with my nephew age 13 in mind as remember having one that was quite tricky in the 80's (even for adults). However on arrival this was very basic to do as I finished it the first time I tried, therefore didn't bother giving it to my nephew and gave to my friends little boy age 6 who enjoyed it for a bit but mastered it within 3 weeks. (If only they made them like they use too!! ooh I reckon am getting old.... I sound like me folks!!

Bought as a Christmas present and it’s fun for all the family as everyone wants ago after watching someone else so it’s very competitive but entertaining. Worth the price and will last years

I got this for my 9 year old to try out as he loves mazes but found it a bit to hard so I had a go and couldn’t put it down for ages!This is a fair sized maize probably about the size of A4 paper and obviously quite thick. But it’s easy to hold and manipulate. It has two layers, the top layer is the maze and the bottom layer is the pit you fall into if you fail. The aim is to get a small ball bearing around the maze without falling into the many holes that are dotted around.I found myself in this for far to long when I should have been doing other stuff! I’m still yet to finish the maze but I like that it’s tough to do it makes it more enjoyable and not just something that’s easily complete then sits on a shelf until it ends up in charity.I do think it’s over priced hence taking a star off, but if your into mazes or after a present for someone then this might be a good gift to give for a special person.

Had a master maze years ago. My children had loads of fun. So my son Mark is 41 this year and know he would love another one. I might have to get one for myself.

Still great!! I bought this for my son for his 8th birthday to get him away from all the electricals. It worked! He thinks its really good although hes not too happy his younger brother can get to a higher number than him!They would practice more if I would let them ever have a turn! Its just like the one i had as a kid but lighter so you can play for ages.

I got this because it remind me of the 80's. Back when simple toys like these keep us occupied. Although I don't remember ever seeing a maze game this huge. LOL! I'm not certain what the rules are. My 8 yr old boy holds it above his head, so the thing is upside down, and he beats it in minutes. LOL! I think it's cool to collect, but it won't entertain you for long. We'll rate this 4-Stars.

This is a nice electronics-free toy for kids and adults alike. It’s plastic casing is not as nice as the old wooden ones but it’s sturdy enough. It can definitely be a challenge so be prepared to keep trying. It’s not for those who get frustrated easily, but for those who like challenging dexterous things, this is a great way to pass the time.