54 Piece Glow Tumble Tower Board Games, Glow in The Blacklight Tumble Tower, Indoor/Outdoor Board Game for Kids and Adults for Family Game Night

Played this after dark and the grandkids couldn’t stop cheering. The blocks really glow and the whole stack feels solid. A fun twist on a classic game. Just be ready for a few surprise topples and lots of “whoa” moments.

Cute! Regular size. Was hoping bigger.

My fourth grade classroom loves a good Jenga game. I purchased this set when we held our annual Rock Your School Day and my theme was glow crazy. The colors are not very bright and really only work with the little flashlights shining on them even though I had multiple black lights throughout my classroom. My students definitely were less bothered than I was though so it’s still a great purchase.

The media could not be loaded. I work as a school counselor and ordered the Ahuimeius 54 Piece Glow Tumble Tower Board Game for the students who have lunch with me in my office. The kids have fun playing Jenga and love anything that glows; however, I’m taking off a star for a couple of reasons.First of all, the light stand is really odd. Instead of having clamps that hold the flashlights in place, you need to apply putty to them. Secondly, one of the stands that arrived in my box is loose so it won’t hold the flashlight up. Finally, the box that this game arrives in is blank. I have no issue labeling the box but that may be an issue for others.Overall, this is a nice looking and fun Jenga game made with quality wood. The black lights make it interesting but unfortunately, the glow light set up is not ideal.

The kids are loving playing with this in the dark. It really adds a challenging feature and great to make them think while having fun.

This is a very fun twist on a classic game. It’s about what I was expecting. This comes with a generic cardboard box, but it’s not what I would think of as a box to store the game in. I’ll have to write what it is on there and there (which is fine, but usually game boxes have some sort of branding on the outside). This doesn’t really come with instructions, which is fine if you generally know how this game goes. I guess there’s an extra dice because I can’t figure out why you’d use two. Actual instructions might have been nice.My biggest frustration is regarding the black lights. They don’t come with batteries, so make sure you have 6-AAAs on hand. Once you have the batteries, the light setup is absolutely awful. There are to holders for the light, but they don’t actually fit the lights that this came with, so there is some sticky tack (they call it a “mud sticker”) to stick the light to the stand. This is absolutely bizarre. Just get a stand that fits. Also, this makes storage tricky because this is less efficient with space if you keep them together. I guess you can use tape when the “mud sticker” no longer works, but honestly, why would you make a product this way…

Very fun twist to the original game. Love that it's also came with dice to make it a little more difficult then just grabbing any loose piece. We haven't tried the black light yet as I wasn't able to figure out how to get a battery in it but can't wait to try the game in the dark!

These are so bright and colorful! My first graders are going to lose their minds when they get to pay with these blocks at our upcoming Glow Day celebration. Blocks are smooth and not too big so I can store them in my classroom easily.