Uzzle Stretch & Sketch Peg Board Game, Expert-Level Challenges, Action Packed Rubber Band Game 3-6 Players, Ages 6+

Have this to grandkids for Christmas and they had a blast playing this at the dining room table.

This game was easy to learn and a lot of fun to play. We got a ton of laughs out of trying to drawn with rubber bands and have the others guess. Super fast and family friendly.

Not really thought out well for gaming. The plastic board moves too much while trying to work the figure you’re making. Should have more sizes in bands and colors. Need smaller bands that fit on 2 pegs and maybe two more color?

This game is a lot of fun! It's a very interesting take on your classic pictionary game. Instead of drawing, it comes with rubber bands that you stretch over a peg board to "draw" the picture. There are 2 different color/sizes of rubber bands to help make the pictures slightly more discernable, and the bands so far seem to being pretty good quality! It takes a little bit to get to where you can "draw" your picture as quick as needed, but once you get the hang of it, it's pretty quick and simple! I think this is worth the listed purchase price. I would order it again!

The Uzzle Stretch & Sketch Peg Board Game is a great way to combine fun and creativity. It’s engaging for kids and adults alike, offering a unique twist on traditional pegboard games by encouraging imaginative designs and problem-solving. The quality of the pegs and board is solid, and the colors are vibrant, making it visually appealing.The game is easy to set up and play, and it’s fantastic for family game nights or as an educational tool to enhance fine motor skills and spatial awareness in children. It’s also compact and portable, which is perfect for taking on trips or using in small spaces.The reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is that the instructions could be clearer, and the pegs occasionally don’t fit as snugly as they should, causing them to shift slightly during play.

This game is a lot of fun! It's even fun with two people, even though the rules are for three or more.My wife and I were excited to try it out and didn't have a third person readily available to play, so we decided to just play it as a timed challenge with no points. It was fun to try and combine the two kinds of rubber bands to help the "pictures" stand out.I will say, even though the rules are VERY simple, it does take some getting used to. It's not like drawing at all and you'll have to get real creative with twisting the rubber bands and combining the colors to get your point across :)

This one is super fun, straight-forward, and under 30 seconds to learn how to play. Definitely fit for kids, families or just the adults.Pictionary with Rubber Bands, simple enough. Draw a card, try to make the picture in a minute on the peg board.Hilarious and fun!We have several Uzzle games now and they are simply the best. When you have company that aren't 'gamers' Uzzles games are our perfect go to. Extremely simple to teach and learn but it there is also an element of skill that brings a challenge and a desire to win!Great game, buy this if you haven't already.

Tried playing this with my daughter and it kind of has a little learning curve. We started trying to make squares or triangles with a single rubber band. There's plenty of rubber bands so just use one for each straight line. So like fora square you use 4 rubber bands. Once we realized that technique it was a lot better. I think the timer is a little short for the age group. We play easy and it was still hard as an adult to get a complete "sketch" out in the allotted time. Let alone someone who has less fine motor and mental capacity. I thought it was totally fun for a free vine item but $50 is probably twice as much as I would pay for it and I would change out the timer for a something 30 seconds longer maybe if you're playing with kids under 10.Oh and there's a QR code in the instructions that is supposed to link you to easier ideas for younger players it says but the webpage does not exist nor can I navigate to the game on the uzzle site.