Anti-Gravity Puzzle Box - 3D Brain Teaser Puzzle for Adults - Wooden Treasure Chest - Money Puzzle Box for Cash Gift - Escape Room Game

I gave this to my 12 yo son for Christmas. He solved with in a few days. The anti gravity part was really cool. I purchased the philosophers stone with the acrylic pieces earlier and he ended up breaking some key pieces. With that being said I would highly recommend the metal.

I bought it for a gift. It was a little hard for my student to complete. However, that was the beauty of it. It was challenging.

I bought two of these, one for my father and one for my husband. Both loved this gift and they both were working hard on it for about two days! Would buy other versions again (:

I've done several ESC Welt puzzle boxes and enjoyed those. This 'Anti-Gravity' puzzle box was my first Puzzle Potato series puzzle box. The quality of the construction of the puzzle is exceptional. Although there are only four puzzles to solve they involve many steps to solve. The puzzles themselves ranged from simple to very complex. The only issue I had with this is that the hint system is below average. I was totally stuck on how to proceed with one puzzle so I opened all 13 hints and still could not understand how to solve it. Luckily there was a you tube video that gave me direction so I was able to proceed. This was a challenging puzzle, not for beginners or the faint of heart. But once you've solved it, you'll look back and realize you just cracked a pretty tough nut.

Husband had a great time doing this puzzle!

I enjoy puzzles of all kinds. These are really unique and not simple to solve. Would recommend to any inquisitive mind.

I bought this puzzle for my 18 yr old grandson for Christmas. He loved it! He plans to major in mechanical engineering in college, so this was right up his alley. Workmanship of the product is good, so there was no fear of breaking any part while working the puzzle. I would recommend this product.

The puzzle was fun. I've done three of these Puzzle Potato boxes and this was the easiest of them. However, here's my big gripe: one of the big rules of these boxes is that you never have to force anything. And fair enough; these boxes are fairly brittle, and if you had to force things, you could easily break one of the more delicate parts, ruining the box. But for one puzzle, you actually DO have to kinda force something, making it a needlessly difficult puzzle to solve, since you're otherwise supposed to be quite gentle with it. Minus two stars for that.