Addictaballs
The Addicatball is an addictable (well deerrr) retro like puzzle with the aim of guiding your ball through the maze towards the centre.
You might not think that such a simple low tech ball-through-maze game would be able to hold your attention for very long, but this thing is frustratingly addictive and will keep you playing for hours until you become lord of the sphere!
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To master the addict-a-ball you must guide your ball through a huge array of challenges, over platforms, through arches, down holes, vertical roll through’s meaning you must twist and turn the ball up to 360 degree’s in order to reach your goal.
There are two versions available, the large has 138 numbered sections you have to work your way through with the travel version still sporting 100 numbered sections to conquer. But be warned, working your way through the labyrinth like structure is no easy task and if your anything like us, you will lose many hours from your day whilst trying to figure it out.
It’s great fun and makes a great present idea for almost anybody and it’s even more fun watching their frustration growing and growing. It will sit their taunting them like a chocolatier in a weight watchers meeting, much to your amusement we’re sure.
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The Addictaball has completely ruined social life, my friends may have begun to think I am dead as I just can’t bring myself to put it down, it just sits there staring at me and calling me.
Having been given this as a birthday gift over a week ago now I have made it my life to master it and can beat anybody in the time trial game (that’s a challenge people). Seriously though its great fun, it’s even more fun watching other people get frustrated when they can’t do it and you can. Reminds me of the wooden Labyrinth game when I was a kid, good old nostalgia.
I cannot stress how frustratingly addictive the Addictaballs are. My sister was given one of these as a gift and we’ve been fighting over it ever since. I’ve only managed to complete the puzzle once and boy was it satisfying, we’re going to move on to the timed trials once we get the hang of it but as it stands, it takes far to long to finish.
It is amazing how such a simple puzzle can keep us so amused. A great gift idea that everybody can enjoy.
If you plan on being productive over the next few weeks, don’t buy yourself an Addictaball. I bought one of these as a gift for myself (have to treat yourself every now and again) and all the things I’d planned to do have gone out of the window.
I took it to the office, big mistake. It disappeared at 9.15am only to return when I hunted it down at the end of the day having made it’s way around almost every department.
The Addictaballs are just great, everyone who’s played with mine has loved it.
My 10 year old little brother received an Addictaball for his birthday and sadly he thinks he has lost it. That is because it is sat in my room until I master the thing! He will get it back, one day maybe.
I don’t see what all the fuss over the addict-a-balls is. Yes I received mine over a week ago and no there hasn’t been a day … or an hour… well 5 minutes actually that’s gone by without me having another go at it. But I’m not addicted!
My girlfriend bought me the Addictaball as a gift for Christmas but decided to give me it early because she couldn’t wait to see me give it a go. It is the perfect gift idea for anybody who really loves puzzles. It is so frustratingly good you don’t want to put it down, except maybe to throw it at the wall or someone’s head when you fall off. Thankfully the designers of the Addictaball must have thought about this long and hard as it is made out of soft plastic. I would recommend this to anyone and everyone.
My brother, who is obviously trying to make me insane or suicidal, gave me one of these as a christmas present. I am a hightech juggler and any juggler can tell you that we have a tendency to go instant NERD when it comes to learning or mastering new tricks. Im stuck and this ball will probably make me single..
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