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Ozoeasy Sticker Codes Timers + Moves + Ends Pack

(timers + moves + ends + counters pack) includes: 216 timers + moves + ends + counters pack sticker codes

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Crayola 12 Count Original Bulk Markers, Blue

Crayola crayon refill in orange measuring 3 5/8 in x 5/16 in are economical and has wide range of colors making it popular with schools. Crayon is non-toxic, fine and double paper wrapped wax. It is sold as 12 per pack.

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Crayola 12 Count Original Bulk Markers, Green

Crayola classic broad line markers are the classic, long-lasting, durable markers you know from your childhood. They lay down lots of brilliant color, yet don't bleed through most paper. Single color refill pack of 12 brown markers.

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Bloxels: Build Your Own Video Game

It's a neat little game. I love the idea that you get to be creative with it. That whatever you think up you can make come to life. However, there are a couple of faults with this. The pictures are horrible to try to take. It's like everything is backwards and i'm not coordinated enough to do it much less the 8 year old i bought it for. Sometimes there's blocks that show up that aren't on your board, just have to take a picture until it's perfect, but again that goes back to what a pain the pictures are to capture. We still play with it but i would like to see an update to make it easier to take the pictures. Other than that we love it! it was a big hit when we first opened it (of course with all toys the new wears off and it lays there for days untouched). Overall a good buy. Just beware when taking pictures!

Build your own video games with bloxels! the innovative video game creation platform makes concepting and execution easy. Watch your game world come to life as you create and animate play spaces, characters and objects because you are the artist, game designer, storyteller, programmer, publisher and player! the physical pieces in the bloxels game set work with the free bloxels builder app to digitize your creations, put them on-screen and make them playable. Just download the free bloxels builder app to your smart device (not included) to get started. Then use the 13 x 13 gameboard and colored blocks to design a room, create the art for game elements and bring your heroes and villains to life. When creating game rooms, each color in your design represents a different element, like terrain, water or a hazard. When working on art, the blocks represent the pixelated image. There are eight different colors and 320 blocks for lots of endless possibilities. Once you have finished adding blocks, snap a picture with the "in-app camera" to digitize your creation. Go from blocks to "bloxels" instantly! on-screen test your game, edit layouts and change the colors of your art assets. The process of building the game is easy to follow, with instructions and tutorials to help beginners. From creating the map of your game to animating your characters to adding power-ups to full-on playing, you make the decisions and produce the work. When your game is ready for the world to play, post it to the bloxels infinity wall to share. Fellow 13-bit builders can play your game and buy your creations to use in their own games, earning you coins. Coins you earn can be used to buy content from other players to remix within your game in new and creative ways. How will your game evolve? how will it start? what story will you tell? get ready to get in the game - video game development - with bloxels. Includes gameboard, 320 blocks, challenge poster and instruction manual; the bloxels builder app is downloadable for free. For a list of the latest supported devices, please visit colors and decorations may vary.

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See Bloxels: Build Your Own Video Game (Mattel) FAQ.

This "game" is the coolest! i bought this for my 5 year old son and he loves it! it can be as simple or elaborate as you want it to be. We build a couple characters and imported them into the game. It's so neat seeing your creation come to "life! " he usually likes to just use characters he made on other people's video games, which you can access through an online community built into the app. But you could get as detailed as you want to; create textures for the ground and import them, make huge levels, design traps, bad guys. It's really impressive! a huge win for any video game enthusiasts, future coders and dreamers alike. -Notice from A. Anonymous, Newham

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My son and i played bloxels even before i purchased the physical board. Creating your own characters and video game world is mostly very exciting! the excitement ends quickly when it's time to capture your board and it doesn't quite go as it should. I would recommend you make sure your lighting is bright, but too bright will also cause problems. In our case natural sunlight did not suffice. I used an adjustable lamp but made sure it was about a foot and a half from the board then the magic continued. I would also encourage parents to let your kids figure out the buttons and game play on their own before jumping in to simplify everything.

- R. DebraThis is better than expected based on other reviews! some people had issues using the grid and uploading pictures of there designs. At first, we did too so i just brought the grid to a brightly lit area where we had no issues other than finding out one block didnt tranfer. That is a one second fix in the app though. Also, our first picture ended up being an "asset" rather than a frame of the game. We quickly discovered, creating the grids, and assets, is really easy in the app once you experiment with the different settings. Of course, the grid could still be used as a way of remembering where things are when adding a new frame. Or, it could be helpful to create ideas or backgrounds. So cool playing a game my daughter created!

I first saw bloxels at a mini maker event with my 8 year old and got very excited to get it for him for christmas. I love the concept of being able to make your own video game, all on your own, complete with your own characters and villains. I also like the fact that it simulates the old school video games. We went through the challenges after christmas and he was able to complete it with no issues. What i thought would probably be one of his favorite gifts was not so. It actually became one of my favorite gifts. He hasn't taken to it yet and isn't interested in even starting his own game. However, he will happily play the games i create. I got a bit confused when i started to build my game. But after that, i understood the steps and my games have been improving. . I have to admit, i'm a bit addicted to this app. Many things such as characters, animations and props can be made/built directly on the app. However, if you want to add "brains" to the enemies, such as the size, power, coins collected when defeated, etc. That needs to be built on the board. And yes, you need a tablet to play and build. I believe you can also use a phone but the screens would be too small in my opinion. . I do agree that the photo capture functionality needs some work. Most of the time it doesn't capture the correct block color. There's an adjust functionality after you capture the photo to adjust the color of blocks and sometimes that works but a lot of times i have to retake the photo over and over again. So now i only use the board to add brains to the enemies i create. . I read in the reviews that other buyers found there aren't enough blocks in this set. This is a starter set and you can buy additional blocks to add. However, i find there is enough to build characters and props for my games. If not and you need more blocks you can capture your photo then go in and edit and add the additional blocks in the app. . If your child is really into programming, coding and building their own games i would definitely recommend this. If they are only interested in playing video games, like my son, then maybe not so much. I think perhaps when he's a little older he may be interested in creating his own game. I would say the age group would be 8+

H. Kristen, Wisconsin