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Maze Games
 Fascination, by Endless Games
Two matching double-sided boards let kids compete with each other or challenge themselves in a race to get all three marbles through the maze. Great for developing fine motor skills, an electronic buzzer sounds in triumph when all three marbles are safely place. 1-2 players. Each board requires 2 "AAA" batteries not included.
|  Pavilion Large Size Wood Labyrinth Game, by Toys 'R' Us
This is the high-quality, old-fashioned test of hand-eye coordination that every generation enjoys. At first glance, it's a simple game: a flat wooden maze with holes suspended within a wooden box. The maze can be tilted in two directions by moving two knobs at the sides, and the object is to get a tiny silver metal ball through the maze without it falling into one of several dozen holes.
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 Diagonal Maze 515-piece Puzzle: Escape from Eden, by Buffalo Games, Inc.
This elaborate puzzle was named Best Puzzle of the Year in 1998 by Games Magazine, and it's easy to see why it's received such rave reviews. More than a puzzle, the game is an ongoing plot in which puzzle builders take on the persona of an explorer trapped inside an intricate garden labyrinth. "Before you can begin your perilous journey home, you must assemble the very maze you're trapped within," say the instructions. Puzzle pieces depict an illustrated garden full of exotic fountains, lush flower beds, exquisite sculptures, and numerous dead ends. The trick is to create a linking passageway through this treacherous labyrinth.
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 Educo City Large Tracker Maze, by Educo International
It's so much fun pushing the colorful vehicle tracker beads down the street of this imaginary community! Ages 18 months+
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