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Tilt and steer through classic Super Mario challenges
EPOCH Games - Super Mario Adventure Game Deluxe | Tilt and steer a marble through obstacle courses - hands-on dexterity challenges packed with warp-pipe surprises, Ages 4+
EPOCH Games' Super Mario Adventure Game Deluxe offers a hands-on tabletop experience where players tilt and steer a marble through a series of obstacle courses inspired by the iconic Super Mario universe. Designed for children ages 4 and up
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Spotted by Maya Chen
Deal Hunter & Savings Expert
The highlights
- +Combines familiar Super Mario themes with physical dexterity gameplay
- +Encourages hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills
- +Single-player format allows for self-paced challenge and skill improvement
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Heads up
- Game may require adult setup for younger kids
- Marble and small parts could pose a choking hazard for very young children
- Challenge level might be frustrating for beginners without practice
Before you buy
- Verify age appropriateness for your child
- Check that the game components are complete upon opening
- Consider available play space for tabletop setup
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Product details
High quality products from Epoch and iconic Super Mario game play come together in the newest line of tabletop action games from Epoch Games. Adventure Game DX includes easy-to-assemble game base and 2 balls. Single player game play starts by placing the ball at the top of the maze, and using the buttons to maneuver through the mazes and obstacles to defeat Magikoopa! Course features 7 obstacles to conquer including launching the ball over the Piranha Plant, a tricky wall climb, and more! Beware of traps that will end the game and force you to start over! Master your skills to become quicker each time, or play competitively by timing yourself against other players! Suitable for the whole family, including children ages 4 and older.
