The Genius Gems

Gift, she said extremely challenging. Has successfully done the other puzzles

I bought similar games like this one, but I like this one the most because of its extra level of difficulty. This small game packs a huge punch of entertainment with plenty of replayability. It's perfect for people of all ages. I

Love that this game has different levels of difficulty to choose. So fun!

This is a very good game, but I would definitely say it is a 5 star difficulty and not the 4 that the company claims. The inaccurate difficulty level is the only reason I gave it 4 versus 5 stars.We have Genius Bee, Genius Square and Genius Star. All of those difficulty levels are accurate—1 star, 3 stars and 4 stars. Genius Gems is much more challenging than Genius Star, which is also rated at a 4 star difficulty level. I would only recommend this experienced players who enjoy a major challenge.

Really enjoyed the multiple difficulty levels.

After using the other products felt the quality was slightly lower. Maybe it is the graphics. But still a fun game to play

If you're looking for a challenge, look no further! This is the only game in the series that's so challenging that I have to continuously look at the pictures on the box.I take that as a good sign!If you're new to this series of games, this is not the one to start with because I consider this to be the hardest. Enjoy!

This is the fourth and most difficult of the Genius series of games. This is also the first one where you can adjust the difficulty by swapping out the regular white dice for harder red and black dice. Putting in all the red and black dice makes for a devilishly hard puzzle.To play the game, you place the desired dice in the cup, give it a shake, then turn it over so the dice fall into the colored holes. You remove the cover, then each player has to place their pieces on their board so that they make the shapes shown on the dice, matching the colors. Each piece has two sides, with 2 gems of one color and 1 of another, and the opposite on the back. The winner is the first person to fill in the board and make all the patterns shown on the dice.The main thing I don't like about this version compared to the other Genius games is that it's hard to tell when you've completed the board. The other versions it's obvious, if all the spaces are filled in and you have no pieces left over, you win. This version you not only have to do that, but the PATTERNS have to match too, and that's something you have to stop and check.