Please note: a signature is required for most deliveries so please choose an address where someone is in. You can beat the clock in Speed Mode, challenge your skills in Level Mode, test your memory in Memory Mode or even challenge your friends in multi-player mode. Memory Mode: in Memory Mode (which we think is the most challenging mode) you have to remember the flashing light sequences to complete the levels.

It is portable so it can be played with anywhere and is lots of addictive fun that also helps with memory skills and dexterity. Flip and slide to find the colour and match the lights, this fidget colour cube is the perfect game for fast minds and slick moves. Unfortunately we cannot deliver to BFPO addresses and some large items are shipped directly from our suppliers who ship to the UK mainland only. With four different game modes to choose from, challenge yourself or challenge your friends in Multi-player mode. Flipslide is easy to play, easy to flip and slide the cubes and seems very sturdy – it has already had lots of use by everybody in our house and has not got damaged in any way.We want to ensure that the toy will not only last a long time, but also provide a safe use for the period it is used. The four centre blocks are fixed unmovable lights whilst the other four blocks (2 on each side on the four centre blocks) move by flipping and sliding to try and match the colours in the centre. Therefore, we were delighted to be trying out Flipslide, an electronic blocks colour matching puzzle game.

With four different game modes to choose from including - Multi-player mode, Speed mode, Level mode and Memory mode. You can play with friends, go against the clock and solve it as fast as you can, put your memory to the test or just work your way through the levels. Brands like FlipSlide are known to deliver great quality products, so you can expect FlipSlide Game to deliver above and beyond expectations.Larger items, primarily outdoor or ride-on products are shipped directly from Hamleys partners and may take longer to arrive. Puzzle games always go down very well in house, especially with the 10-year-old – she loves them and the challenge of trying to beat them.