Game Vortex writes: "I think the various Lego games that we've had on consoles in recent years got something right. They figured that while people like building Legos, the lack of any tactile qualities in a videogame meant that people wouldn't want to literally build Legos in a game setting. From this was derived the simple but entertaining one-button build that has been featured in every Lego game. Playing Jenga is the inverse of building with Legos, being built around deconstruction."
IGN writes: "Part of the Hasbro Family Game Night suite of titles available on XBLA, Jenga gives you the chance to play everyone's favorite block-pulling game without having to clean up the mess. But the real question is: Can tugging on blocks with a controller really be that much fun?"
