The Game That Thinks It’s A Puzzle! W
e’ve all heard the old adage “square peg, round hole,” but who would have thought you could make a game of it? Pajaggle did. By designing all sorts of shapes coupled with clever packaging, the fascination of putting pieces into sockets has evolved into the national award winning Pajaggle Board Game. It’s essentially a game that thinks it’s a puzzle. Based upon concepts of spatial recognition and visual discrimination, the Pajaggle Board Game challenges players to quickly put unique pieces where they belong. Simple, right? Think again! Players of all ages are easily duped to believing that the basic game “Time” can be done quickly. However, thousands have come to realize that this game is far more challenging than anyone would expect.
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So many ways to play The Pajaggle Board Game is a package of games that can provide all sorts of experiences. It’s a deck of cards if you will. Players, young and old, can quietly play by themselves to best their time. So regardless of age, this strangely addictive game makes folks mutter, “I know I can do better.” For those wanting more than just another solo experience, players can choose from a compliment of competitive games, like “Handwars” and “Block-N-Bridge” that transforms this puzzle game into a full blown multi player “game-on” experience. Finally for the party animals, folks can play loud and obnoxious games like “Shout” and “Chaos,” that generates all sorts of interesting behavior. Hey, what about me? Youngsters might find that the Pajaggle Board Game might be too difficult. No worries, there’s Pajaggle Rings. This 112 piece bag of fun comes with 14 unusual shapes in 4 colors, 22 activity cards (10-Match Cards, 8-Play Cards and 4-Create cards), and an array of possibilities that will surely delight kids from ages 3 and above.
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What’s unique about Pajaggle is the very simplicity of its design, putting pieces into sockets. But finding the piece is the just the beginning. The real magic is that you’re buying a package of games of which each has the ability to engage the youngest and the oldest of any audience. So whether you’re an eight year old granddaughter, a 23 year-old student, a 40-year old engineer, or a 90 year old grandfather, it doesn’t matter. Playing Pajaggle is for everyone.