Is The Genius Square worth it?

At $15.99 at Tools 4 Teaching as of November 7, 2026, it is a low-cost puzzle game with 62,208 puzzles and two grids. It suits families and puzzle fans who want fast rounds.

How many people can play?

One or two. Two grids are included for head-to-head races, and one player can solve puzzles solo.

The box recommends age 6 and up. The pieces are small, so younger children should be supervised.

Two Genius Square grids, two sets of nine colored shapes, seven blocker pieces and seven dice.

Is every puzzle solvable?

Yes. The game states that each of the 62,208 puzzles has at least one solution.

Is it good for travel?

Yes. The grids and pieces pack into a compact box, and rounds are short, so it works well on trips.

Where is the The Genius Square cheapest?

At Tools 4 Teaching, for $15.99, 43% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.

Where can I buy the The Genius Square?

13 stores we checked sell it, including Tools 4 Teaching, Amazon, Target, Vat19, The Smiley Barn.

The Genius Square Price History: $15.99 at Tools 4 Teaching

Q: What do buyers say about the The Genius Square?

Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 415 ratings.

What reviewers say

4.9 / 5415 ratings

Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 415 ratings, buyers treat it as a fast, addictive puzzle race that suits kids and adults. The short rounds and guaranteed solutions keep it replayable.

What people mention

ReplayabilityPraisedOwners say the 62,208 puzzles keep the game fresh over many sessions.
Round lengthMixedRounds last under a minute, which some like for quick play and others find too brief.
Player countCriticisedIt only supports one or two players, so larger groups have to take turns.
BuildPraisedBuyers describe the wooden grids and shapes as sturdy and well made.
Small piecesCriticisedThe blocker and shape pieces are small and easy to lose.

From Tools 4 Teaching

Roll the dice and race your opponent to complete the square
62,208 possible puzzles, each with at least one solution
Each player gets a Genius Square grid and nine colored shapes
Includes seven 'blocker' pieces and seven dice
Roll all seven dice, place blockers on the matching squares, then race to fill the rest of the grid
Two grids included for head-to-head play

Returns: 30 days from the day you receive it; item must be in the same condition, with tags still attached and in its original packaging, and you need your receipt.
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In the box: Two Genius Square grids, Two sets of nine colored shapes, Seven 'blocker' pieces, Seven dice

About the The Genius Square

Roll the dice and race your opponent to complete the square in The Genius Square Game from Mukikim. The aim of each of the 62,208 possible puzzles is to complete the square using the nine colored shapes, once the seven 'blockers' have been positioned. There may be times when it seems impossible, but there will ALWAYS be at least one solution. and that's why it's called The Genius Square! Each player receives a Genius Square grid (two are included) and a set of nine colored shapes, plus seven 'blocker' pieces. Roll all seven of the dice together and place a 'blocker' piece into the squares matching the seven co-ordinates that appear on the dice. Now race your opponent to fill every other space on the grid using the nine shapes.