Woody's Tower Game (11.5 Int) - Handmade from Natural Thai Pine

I purchased this as a guest book for a bridal shower and it was a big hit. The staining of the wood looked very nice and I liked the box that holds the pieces. I thought I might like a box with a lid better but I think it looks interesting being able to see all the pieces stacked in the box. You can lay it on its back or sitting straight up and the pieces won’t fall out. The only issue we had was writing on the wooden pieces with silver sharpie. We ended up using the fine tip black sharpies which worked much better and didn’t dry out.

This is how the original game was made. The wooden storage is needed to keep the wood blocks protected. More important is a must for setting up to play. The game is fun regardless of age. Kids, teens & adults will like it. The more the merrier. Taking turns removing one block at a time till the tower falls is suspenseful and you'll find it a crowd pleaser. Good for parties large or small. I have good memories of playing this game with friends. Hope you will enjoy as much as me.

I purchased this as a gadget for the kids who hang out at my store so I wanted more than a plain old white wood toyIt looks great and have had compliments on it even when it’s simply in the box as it’s a beautyFor the price and the look you can’t go wrong

This works okay but it's not sanded as smoothly as the name brand game. Some of the blocks kind of catch on each other a bit. I'm sure over time it will smooth out (or I may sand some of them myself). Definitely makes the game a bit more challenging!

I bought this over similar games because of the great design. The wood is sturdy and it is so easy to pack up and store neatly. Quality product for sure. It is better than the name brand game.

I good impersonation of the Jenga sets I used to play with the locals in Pak-Lok in Phuket. Brings back memories and has the homemade look and feel. Others are intrigued by the different look and wooden box.

Going to use this as a "guest book" at our December wedding. Smells a bit like stain coming out of the package- but going to let it air out and I expect it to go away.

Extremely disappointing quality. When I took the tower out of the packaging the pieces felt damp. Sure enough they reeked of fresh stain so I laid them out on a table to dry overnight and prevent mold. This morning I noticed several of the pieces had jagged edges which would absolutely hinder gameplay so I spent 10 minutes sanding them down with fine sandpaper. As I go to put my now dried and detailed pieces back in the wooden box— the glue holding the box together is separating. Ugh. If you happen to possess wood glue, clamps, sandpaper, stain and a saw, save time and money by just building your own Jenga set. I wish I did. What a waste.