Rush Hour Shift Game By ThinkFun Review

I've always loved puzzles and boardgames when I was younger. I have an app on my phone called "blocks" and I love solving it. When I received the Rush Hour Shift, I can't help but notice how similar the game is so I was super excited to play it.

The Rush Hour Shift Game by ThinFun contained the following game pieces inside:
- traffic grid
- 12 blocking vehicles
- 2 hero cars
- 32 cards
- instructions with 10 game set-ups
- travel bag

The Rush Hour Shift game may be similar to the app "blocks" but there are some fun and exciting twists.

Here's a quick description of the Rush Hour Shift Game from the company:

Escape before your opponent, that’s the goal! The best-selling sliding block logic game is now for two players. Every move counts in this race to cross traffic. As you draw cards, you’ll need a little luck and a clever strategy to win. Should you use your turn to advance your own Hero Car or block your opponent? The potential moves are endless, and the shifting Traffic Grid adds a whole new dimension to play. Just when you think you’ve cleared a path to the finish, a shift of the grid can change the game!

The Rush Hour Shift Game is a fast and fun game. I love how similar it is to the app "blocks" and yet it has its own twists which makes the game more exciting. I also like how the game needs 2-players because I can challenge hubby to play with me.

The game is based on a bit of luck (when drawing cards) and a bit of strategy on how I can surpass the other player's car. I also like how there are 10 different ways to set up the blocking cars so that we can think of other strategies to win.

You can visit the Thinkfun website HERE to learn more about the Rush Hour Shift Game.

Disclosure of Material Connection: I received a sample for free in the hope that I would mention it on my blog. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I tried personally and believe will be good for my readers. No other form of compensation was received. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255: “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising."