ThinkFun Tilt is a single-player brain-teaser game for ages 8 to adult. The goal of the game is to get the green sliders through the exit hole in the center of the game grid while leaving the blue sliders on the grid.
The game comes with a game grid, game base, challenge cards, and three types of pieces: square gray stoppers, round blue sliders, and round green sliders.
To play the game, place the game grid on the game base and select a challenge card. Set up the pieces as shown on the challenge card. Then, tilt the game grid to move the sliders. On each move, all sliders must move downhill as far as they can go. When all the green sliders (and none of the blue sliders) have fallen through the exit hole, the player wins!
ThinkFun Tilt is a single-player brain-teaser game for ages 8 to adult. The goal of the game is to get the green sliders through the exit hole in the center of the game grid while leaving the blue sliders on the grid.
The game comes with a game grid, game base, challenge cards, and three types of pieces: square gray stoppers, round blue sliders, and round green sliders.
To play the game, place the game grid on the game base and select a challenge card. Set up the pieces as shown on the challenge card. Then, tilt the game grid to move the sliders. On each move, all sliders must move downhill as far as they can go. When all the green sliders (and none of the blue sliders) have fallen through the exit hole, the player wins!
ThinkFun Tilt is a single-player brain-teaser game for ages 8 to adult. The goal of the game is to get the green sliders through the exit hole in the center of the game grid while leaving the blue sliders on the grid.
The game comes with a game grid, game base, challenge cards, and three types of pieces: square gray stoppers, round blue sliders, and round green sliders.
To play the game, place the game grid on the game base and select a challenge card. Set up the pieces as shown on the challenge card. Then, tilt the game grid to move the sliders. On each move, all sliders must move downhill as far as they can go. When all the green sliders (and none of the blue sliders) have fallen through the exit hole, the player wins!
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