Professor Puzzle

• • • ULTIMATE GAMING NERD: Prove you’re no newbie with this ultimate trivia pack on all things gaming!
    • 300 QUESTIONS: Find out who the true Player One is - no cheat codes allowed!
    • PROFESSOR PUZZLE: Developed by Professor Puzzle and part of the Games Academy range.
    • GREAT GIFT IDEA: A great item for any video game fan!

• • Professor Puzzle
  • Jigsaw Library
  • Double Sided Jigsaw
  • Hound of the Baskervilles
  • Pieces: 252
  • Size:24 x 37cm 

• Just one piece of our jigsaw library, this 252-piece double-sided puzzle features a beautiful illustration from an iconic scene on one side, with an extract from the book on the other, making it the perfect gift for both book lovers and puzzlers.
• Dimensions: 162 x 112 x 42 mm

100 questions for the literary lovers. Do you know who narrates The Book Thief by Marcus Zusak?

Age: 12+
Players: 2+

Dimensions: 6.5x9x2cm

Earn a stamp on your trivia passport with this jet-setting trivia adventure that takes you around the world in 300 questions. This travel-themed trivia game for 2+ players includes 300 questions in travel-themed categories like city breaks, road and rail, and around world. This fun game is perfect for seasoned travelers and makes a great way to pass the time on a road trip or waiting at the airport for a layover. Trivia game includes 300 questions. This trivia game is for 2+ players. Ages 12+.

• • • Professor Puzzle presents The Einstein Ultimate Number Puzzle - Part of The Great Minds Collection
    • A tricky Wooden Puzzle Game suitable for both kids & adults. Includes a solid wooden playing base and 19 wooden number pieces.
    • Play with this challenging sudoku like mathematical brain teaser.
    • Each line must add up to 38.
    • Part of Professor Puzzles Great Minds a suite of 3D Puzzle / Brain Games based upon histories best minds.

• • The ultimate problem-solver and a lover of brainteasers, it has been suggested that Einstein might have written this classic riddle himself. It’s a fun but challenging test of deductive reasoning. The aim is to use the fifteen clues to arrange the pieces of the wooden houses in the right place to work out who owns the fish. Whilst everyone at PP is trying to disprove the theory, it is believed that 98% of those who try, cannot solve it. Can you claim your space in the 2% whose genius might just rival that of the great man himself?

    Just one piece from the Einstein puzzle range. Is your brain big enough for them all?

• • 21 x 11cm

  • Age - 12+