Kanoodle is a simple, yet challenging solitaire game. Comprised of just twelve pieces (only seven in the "Genius" edition), you may think it's child's play. And you would be right if your child was related to Einstein.

Want to really flex those brain muscles? Take your puzzling skills to the next level with the Kanoodle Genius, an advanced version of the original Kanoodle. This nogin-twisting game boasts over 200 puzzles in both 2D and 3D formats. This is just like the original Kanoodle and Kanoodle Genius puzzles, only more extreme! Solve over 300 brain-bending 2-D and 3-D puzzles by arranging the game pieces (noodles). But be warned – Kanoodle is highly addictive! Each edition of Kanoodle features multiple levels of difficulty in both the 2-D and 3-D modes of gameplay. They also include bonus levels for you true puzzling sadists. Solve them all and you can crown yourself a Kanoodle champion. After you've chosen the puzzle, arrange the pieces on your board as shown in the booklet. The leftover pieces must then be placed on the board to completely fill it. This is when you start using your brain. Don't hurt yourself.

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In the 2-D mode (pictured below, on the left), you are given a starting arrangement. Your goal is to fill the entire board with the remaining pieces. D Puzzles – Use the top of the carrying case to challenge yourself to one of the 100 3-D pyramid puzzles. Arrange the starting pieces according to the 3-D puzzle chosen and then use the remaining pieces to create a 3-D pyramid. The puzzles in the puzzle book again steadily increase in difficulty. The Kanoodle case, which is also the game board, houses abooklet full of puzzles. To start Kanoodling (playing the game, not making out awkwardly), simply selecta puzzle from the booklet.

Should you prove your intellectual enormity by solving all of the 2-D puzzles, you can then move on to the 3-D pyramid puzzles. Of course, you could jump right into the 3-D puzzles, but that's like jumping into the deep end without your water wings.

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Combining configurations of shiny, colorful balls puts kids on a roll toward learning every time. Construct caboodles of 2-D puzzles and 3-D pyramids with this brain twisting solitaire game. Kanoodle is easy enough for kids; challenging enough for adults! Similarly to 2-D mode, you begin 3-D mode by choosing a puzzle. Next, arrange the puzzle pieces as described in the puzzle booklet. Depending on the level of difficulty, you will be given fewer and fewer starting locations. Your goal is to use the remaining pieces to create a five-tier pyramid. Because the pieces can be arranged horizontally or vertically "across" multiple tiers of the pyramid, these puzzles are much more challenging than the 2-D puzzles. Enjoy the headache!