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Jenga

Remove and stack blocks without toppling the tower in this tense dexterity game.

1983
Community verdict Mixed 0% positive 1 verdict
Casual Dexterity Party Groups Strategic Tactical

Taste snapshot

You may like this if you enjoy…

  • Long-arc planning where early choices pay off late
  • Short-horizon optimization and clever combos
  • Physical skill at the table
  • Approachable, gateway-friendly rules

You may not like this if…

  • You're after heavy strategic depth

Jenga is a 1983 board game built for solo play, ages 6 and up. A typical game runs 10 to 20 minutes and plays at light complexity. It was designed by Leslie Scott and published by Hasbro.

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Jenga is a game where players take turns removing one block at a time from a tower of 54 wooden blocks and balancing it on top. The game continues until the tower collapses, with the last successful player winning. It is known for its tension and requires a steady hand.

Designed by

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Leslie Scott

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Jenga Speed Tournament | International Tabletop Day 2018 20:22
Video · Geek & Sundry Jenga Speed Tournament | International Tabletop Day 2018

G&S crew and hosts alike gather for the speed Jenga tournament at International Tabletop Day 2018. With a minute on the clock the players must “make a pull” at a fast pace to beco…

May 4, 2018