ThinkFun Swish
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ThinkFun Swish

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  • Engaging Age: Recommended for individuals aged 8 to 15 years, offering an appropriate challenge for this age group.
  • Spatial Challenge: Swish is a spatial card game where players create "Swishes" by layering cards to match balls with same-colored hoops.
  • Matching Mechanics: Swishes are formed by layering 2 to 12 cards, ensuring all balls align with a hoop of the corresponding color.
  • Precise Alignment: Cards must be stacked in the same orientation, and no ball or hoop can remain unmatched for a valid Swish.
  • Winning Objective: The player who successfully creates the most Swishes by the end of the game is declared the winner.
  • Adaptable Play: The game incorporates various levels of play, contributing to its addictive and fun nature for a wide range of players.
  • Safety Assured: The product is free from choking hazards, including marbles, small parts, small balls, and balloons.
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Dec 4, 2024
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Fun and challenging - great for 9 and and older

We bought these cards originally for vision therapy for post-stroke. We played Swish with our grandchildren, daughter, and son-in-law, and absolutely loved it! All had a great time creating Swishes. some were pretty sophisticated. One stack had as many as 12 cards!

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