How to Play "Tower": The game is quite simple to understand. Players build a tower using wooden blocks. Each turn, a player must carefully remove a block from the tower and place it on the edge of the table. Along with regular blocks, there are numerous special blocks with tasks attached.

For instance, a child may need to complete a task like analyzing animal behavior or explaining symmetry when they pull a specific block. At the start of the game, players can also create a fun task for the player who loses, such as performing a silly dance.

Winning the Game: The winner is the last player to successfully remove a block without causing the tower to collapse. Active participation and attention are necessary, as the player who causes the tower to fall is out of the game.

Game Variations: Besides the classic way of playing, players can choose to destroy the tower or build it as high as possible, making the game versatile and exciting.

Benefits for Children:

Fine Motor Skills: "Tower" effectively develops fine motor skills.

Spatial and Architectural Thinking: Children learn to visualize which blocks are less stressed and easier to remove, which is a valuable skill.

Communication Skills: The game enhances communication and teamwork, as players interact and strategize together.

Family Bonding: It brings friends and family together at the table, promoting social interaction.

Global Recognition: "Tower" is known by various names around the world, such as "Jenga" in Europe and America, "Earthquake" in some Middle Eastern regions, and "Leaning Tower" in others.

Game Details:

Age: Suitable for children aged 8 and up.

Materials: Made of beech wood.

Components: The game includes 54 blocks.