The game of Jenga has towered the world of games quite literally. This building block game has shown it’s various advantages not only in the field of entertainment but also in the field of education. Ever since it’s release in the market in 1983, Jenga has been piling its way up to the top.

The founder of Jenga, Miss Scott got the motivation to make Jengas for the overall population, by pursuing her standard family routines. They all pre-owned old squares of wood and played a game together. This little spike of motivation pushed Miss Scott into building one of the biggest selling games in the business.

The basic rules of thos social games are fairly simple. It comprises 53 wooden pieces, each square multiple times longer than its width. For the starters, given squares are stacked together, to shape a pinnacle. The point and objective of the game are for players to eliminate a square from the pinnacle and afterward putting it at the high level, every last bit of it without making the pinnacle fall. However, the game is not as simple as it sounds. From kids to youthful grown-ups, and furthermore senior residents, all appreciate the art of Jenga.