NEW - Hasbro Classic Jenga Game

• Avoid a Tumbling Tower - Every move counts in this strategy game. Do you start at the bottom, top, or middle? Stack and balance the blocks to keep the wood tower from crashing

• Game for 1 or More Players - No friends around? No problem! Play Classic Jenga solo! Or enjoy this fun and easy indoor game for kids with a group. It's a fun homeschool break activity

• Genuine Hardwood Blocks - This Hasbro game includes 54 precision-crafted hardwood blocks, along with an easy-to-use stacking sleeve to help build the perfect tower

• Exciting Party Game - Inject fun into any party or family game night by breaking out the Jenga game! This classic block stacking game is easy to learn and makes a great gift for kids ages 6 and up

Dimensions: 20 cm x 16 cm x 4 cm

Manufacturer: Hasbro

Item Number: A2120EU4

UPC: 0653569825586

Materials: Genuine hardwood blocks

Number of Pieces: 54 blocks + 1 stacking sleeve

Number of Players: 1 or more

Setup: Use the stacking sleeve to build a tower 18 levels high, with 3 blocks on each level. Stack blocks at right angles to each other.

How to Play:

1. Remove one block at a time from anywhere BELOW the highest completed level

2. Use only one hand when handling blocks

3. Place each removed block on top of the tower, creating new levels

4. The game ends when the tower falls, and the last person to successfully stack a block wins

Jenga was invented by Leslie Scott, a British board game designer who grew up in Ghana, West Africa in the 1970s. The game evolved from a family pastime Scott played using her younger brother's wooden building blocks purchased from a local sawmill in Ghana. The original family game was called "Takoradi Bricks" after a nearby port town.

After moving to Oxford in 1974, Scott introduced the game to her friends using blocks she had brought from Ghana and then in 1982, Scott decided to turn the game into a commercial product. She founded Leslie Scott Associates to produce and market the game. Scott named the game "Jenga", which means "to build" in Swahili.

Jenga was first exhibited at the London Toy Fair in 1983. Initially, Scott struggled to gain traction in the male-dominated toy industry of the 1980s, but in 1985, American entrepreneur Robert Grebler acquired the worldwide rights to Jenga. Hasbro subsequently licenced Jenga in 1986 and launched it widely, propelling the game to super stardom and turning it into a massive commercial success and by 2019, over 80 million Jenga games (equivalent to 4.3 billion Jenga blocks) had been sold worldwide.

Jenga has since become a global phenomenon, played in homes, bars, and even as giant versions at events. Its simple yet engaging gameplay has made it a classic in the world of tabletop games.

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Estimated Delivery Time: 3-5 business days for standard shipping; 1-2 business days for express shipping.

Returns: We accept returns within 30 days of delivery. Item must be in original packaging and condition. Items with broken seals may not be eligible for return unless damaged or defective.

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