• Marble strategy game by Mivoza featuring a wooden board with colorful marbles for concentration and logic training.
  • Marble strategy board game for two players by Mivoza, featuring a marble duel that challenges logic and concentration.
  • Mivoza marble strategy board game for two players, featuring a wooden game board with marbles and game pieces for concentration and logic.
  • Mivoza marble strategy board game for kids and families, featuring a colorful, engaging concentration and brain training game.
  • Mivoza marble strategy board game for two players, featuring colorful marbles and a wooden game board for family concentration fun.
  • Mivoza marble strategy board game for children and families, featuring colorful marble paths and game pieces for concentration fun.
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Marble Strategy Board Game – Concentration Training & Fun Family Brain Game

Marble Strategy Board Game – Concentration Training & Fun Family Brain Game

$39.95 USD
$39.95 USD
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This colorful strategy game creates shared, calm moments together – completely screen-free!

When inserting and combining the marbles, children playfully train concentration, logic and patience. Ideal for parents, grandparents and everyone who wants to spend quality time together.

Benefits

✅ Promotes concentration and logical thinking
✅ Play together without screen time
✅ Suitable for children from age 4 and adults
✅ Bright colors make the game especially appealing
✅ Perfect gift for children and grandchildren

Technical Specifications

  • Board size: 19.5 × 19.5 × 2 cm
  • Material: Non-toxic plastic
  • Recommended age: From 4 years (under supervision)
  • Note: Not suitable for persons with pacemakers or metal implants
  • Package contents: Game board, 80 playing pieces, rope mechanism

How to Play

  1. Players take turns pressing one playing piece into the board.
  2. If two or more pieces of the same color meet, that player can collect them.
  3. Whoever has collected the most pieces at the end wins.
  4. The loser receives a small playful "forfeit" (optional – by agreement).
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