Product Description
Load trucks, clear the gridlock | Logic and planning | Kids and adults | 80 challenges | Deliver the goods!
SmartGames Express Courier is a single-player logical reasoning and route-planning puzzle designed for ages nine and up. Players choose a challenge setup, place the trucks and cargo pieces onto the four-by-five game grid, and navigate each delivery vehicle out through the five available exits. Success requires careful sequencing, as moving a vehicle too early can block the path of other trucks on the board. Featuring eighty tiered challenges ranging from easy to expert, the game offers a screen-free tactical challenge that scales in difficulty and features a single definitive solution for every puzzle!
- PLAN EVERY DELIVERY — solcing challenges requires planning and foresight. Because moving one truck out of the wrong exit at the wrong moment can gridlock the entire board, you have to plan your whole sequence of deliveries in advance and adapt as the traffic changes. It is a satisfying test of logic, planning and flexible thinking for anyone who enjoys a proper think-ahead puzzle — and it is so absorbing that one more challenge quickly turns into several.
- DESIGNED FOR AGES 9 TO ADULT — 80 CHALLENGES, EASY TO EXPERT — With one of the higher starting ages in the SmartGames range, this game is built for older kids and adults who want a serious planning challenge. Early challenges ease you into the loading docks; expert challenges pack the grid with trucks and demand that you think many moves ahead. A single game that rewards a sharp 9-year-old and a seasoned puzzler alike.
- LOAD THE TRUCKS, PLAN THE EXITS, CLEAR THE CHAOS — The loading docks are gridlocked, and only you can clear the chaos! Choose a challenge and place the trucks and cargo on the 4x5 grid as shown. Load each cargo piece onto its correct truck, then drive the trucks out through the five exits to make the deliveries. The real challenge is the order you leave in: send a truck out too soon and you can trap the others, jamming the whole board. Plan every exit. One solution each time.
