Tic Tac Toe Bolt Game, 3-in-1 Handheld Puzzle Game Console, Tic Tacs, Noughts and Crosses Game, Big Eat Small Tic Tacs Travel Family Games, Family Party Game for Educational and Memory Growth(Yellow)

As ordered

Great item my granddaughter will love it. Tactile and well made

Great little game for keeping the kids entertained but bear in mind it’s fairly loud. We have taped over the speaker and I still find it intrusive which isn’t great in public places. Kids love the games though.

This game is a little smaller than I was expecting from the photos. The unit is fairly robust and the LED display bright enough, USB rechargeable, there is a spoken voice with an American accent.Its easy enough to use but not what I was expecting from a noughts and crosses game, the key thing to note here is its 'infinite' noughts and crosses which I had never heard of.It means as you pick new squares to place your mark, the games erases your 4th previous position so you can only have 3 on the board at any time. This can lead to quite long games.These 'rules' apply whether your in 1 or 2 player mode. Why not have a normal rules mode too?Personally I didn't like these rules much, as mentioned why not make it optional in addition to the classic game!Considering the unit is nearly 16 quid and the hardware fairly simple I am disappointed in the lack of features. Probably gift it.

everything

This doesn’t have the option to turn the sound off. It’s annoying

Really fun to use, perfect for any age

This little game seemed like a neat option for keeping the little ones entertained every once in a while—it certainly has a quick pick-up-and-play appeal so I was eager to try it.The device is quite small, even smaller than I expected. However, the compact size and light weight at least makes it very easy for kids to hold and play.The modes themselves; tic-tac-toe, whack-a-mole and a memory game are simple, easy to understand yet engaging enough for anyone to enjoy. It works reasonably well too and each game uses touch controls to work. It does take a bit of a press of your finger for it to register, so it isn't as sensitive as something like a modern phone, but it works well once you get the hang of it. I also like how it lights up.There's also plenty of sounds and even voices, and while I do appreciate that they're there ... they sound pretty harsh, almost distorted, and I wasn't able to find a way to adjust it.In the end, it's a simple device that works reasonably well but has a few shortcomings too. For a quick and portable way to keep little ones entertained, it does the job well.