Walls & Warriors

Walls & Warriors game box showing the game in play with the game setup in front of it. The game base looks like a gray rock island with circles cut into squares on the top, allowing game pieces to be put in place. The silver knight characters have red and blue flags and shields. There are castle wall pieces placed on the board, separating a blue knight piece from 2 red knight pieces.

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Our price: $24.99

Ages: 8+

Grades: 3rd+

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Product Code: 203-098

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Walls & Warriors Smart Game


The goal of Walls & Warriors is simple. Place the four large, easy-to-handle walls on the game board with all the blue knights inside. The enemy, the red knights, must be outside the walls and should have no access to the blue knights. Your student will have hours of brain-powered fun with the 80 Walls & Warriors challenges, including a few easier challenges that contain hints. There is always only one correct solution, which can be found at the back of the challenge booklet. While the manufacturer has suggested this game for ages 8+, our experience has shown that Walls & Warriors is best suited for children 10 and older.



From the Manufacturer:
Position the walls and protect your warriors! Brain power is needed to protect your castle in this exciting game. Can you arrange the walls on the game board to protect the blue warriors within the castle and keep the red invaders out? Discover Walls & Warriors with its 80 increasingly difficult challenges!

Features


Manufacturer: SmartGames
Players: 1
Game Type: Puzzle Game
Challenges: 80
Age Recommendation: 8 to adult
Faith-Based: No

CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 years.
Walls & Warriors Review by Top Toy Finds

review by Top Toy Finds

”This board game helps children develop spatial reasoning, focus, and planning. All important academic skills that cross over into everyday life! I love when children learn by playing games!”

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Walls & Warriors Review by Hopkins Homeschool

review by Hopkins Homeschool

”Walls & Warriors is a simple, yet complex game at the same time. You are given starting positions for some of the pieces, and you are required to think of the one correct answer to the problem. This is where the logic comes into play.”

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Walls & Warriors Review by Zephyr Hill

review by Zephyr Hill

”We find that Smart Games are not only versatile, but have sticking power. Even if you complete every challenge in the booklet, there’s no way you could remember them all, allowing you to revisit puzzles at a later date for more fun.”

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Walls & Warriors Review by Oaxacaborn

review by Oaxacaborn

”I can definitely see this being a hit with kids as young as third grade, as well as with high schoolers and adults.”

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Walls & Warriors Review by Cummins Life

review by Cummins Life

”This single player game is designed to challenge both kids (8+) and adults. And just like our other Smart Games, we are fans!”

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Walls & Warriors Review by Roads to Everywhere

review by Roads to Everywhere

”The Walls and Warriors challenges are definitely suitable for adult brains as well as kids’! This would be another good one for senior citizens for daily brain exercises.”

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Customer Reviews

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Karie
Fun Strategy game

This is very similar to the other strategy games with a castle/medieval theme. As with the other games on this line, the pieces are durable and well made. Multiple options for challenges allows for a wider age range appeal.

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Cara D.
Warriors

A challenging game for my 7 year old but not one he returns to again and again. It was fun while it was new.

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Samantha M.
Love it!

This game is perfect for our Middle Ages history study. My kids love to play it!

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Melissa
Challenging and fun

I wasn’t sure if this would be too difficult for my kids, but my 6 year old son loves it and actually does pretty well with it. I think it’s a good transition for us from some of the easier smart games (my son pretty has much mastered Smart Farmer) and he will have lots of room to grow with this one. Love that he reaches for it so often even though it is definitely more challenging.

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Kay B.
Walls and Warriors

We have a lot of the Smart Games, and have always used them to mix up the school day with some hands on learning. This is great early training for later logic skills. This one fits in perfectly with our Medieval studies, so my daughter had a lot of fun with it! Good challenges.

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