Jenga: Disney Frozen Edition Game

If you have a little girl that still likes Frozen, she'll like to play this game with her brother. The ice blocks are tilted just slightly, so stacking them alternating frontwards and backwards makes for a better stack. The colors of the ice blocks don't match the setup sheet for the blues, so it takes some concentration to distinguish the different blues sometimes, but otherwise a fun game of Jenga.

The quality wasn't good, very cheap. I wouldn't buy it again.

Our daughter has been on a Frozen binge and we got this game to play with her since she loves the orginal Jenga. This game is nothing like original Jenga... not sure why it would be called Jenga. It's blocks are different colored plastic and you have to build it according to a color chart that comes in the box. The chart is a flimsy cardboard that's easily lost and broken by a 4 year old. It's also too complicated and hard to maneuver for the kids to do themselves, so adult help required. I think we spend more time building it than actually playing the game.

Horrible remake of the original

This was a gift for my 2 year old niece. She loved it so much!! It made her Christmas experience. This took a little longer than I would have liked to arrive but it was a good deal. It was hard to find this anywhere including Target or Walmart so I was excited.

Thought it would be better... daughter wasn't too impressed... Interesting concept. Entire setup needs to be more stable... especially for kids... a light tap of a block knocks the tower off (tower balancing could have been better designed.At least she liked the mini-Elsa :)

It's ok, but requires time to set up. Was hoping it would replace Don't Break the Ice, but it's awkward and more time consuming than I care for. The tower that Elsa is in doesn't stay on top when you knock the ice out.

My niece loves this game and plays with it every day.