QUOKKA Geography Trivia Card Games – 4-Pack Family Game Night Set for Kids & Adults

I had no idea that this would be such a big hit with my kids but it was! They are willing to do extra chores to be about to play a round or two. I highly recommend this game if your kids can read.

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Super fun game to play with children!

This game is straightforward, easy, and fun! Our 11 year old enjoys it as much as we do. He also wants to play it at school with his friends. We had some good belly laughs while playing!

I'm not a board game fan but have always enjoyed card deck games reminiscent of our 20 hour car drives down to Florida. At least those are easy to transport.I bought these for my grandaughter who just turned 11. She's a smarties so I was hoping that she would find the game enjoyable while still challenging enough for her quick wit. While I have not played with her yet she reports that they are "fun" and ready to go whenever she needs a quick distraction.Can't ask for more than that! I look forward to her showing her Grams how to play when we see each other next. It is always a good experience when. a child has opportunity to teach their elder's for a change!

It’s a super simple card game for creating fun laughter and good conversations. Each card has six questions, and your job is to guess if the answer is higher or lower, which makes it easy for younger and older kids even grandparents to play together which is hard to find. The cards are compact and good for road trips. We had a lot of fun conversations while playing.

This is a fun little trivia game. It's just a large deck of cards with 6 questions per card. Your job is to guess whether the answer is higher or lower, and you have a 50/50 chance of getting it right. However, don't just trust the cards. The answers aren't always right. We've only gone through a few of the cards, and we found multiple wrong answers.This game will get you talking and curious, so that's a big plus. Keep your phone handy and use Alexa or Google to look up the info. You're guaranteed to learn something new.

We loved this Higher or Lower game. Our family has kids 10 - 16 and they all loved it too. It's nice because even if you don't know the answer, you still have a 50/50 chance of getting it right, which is nice for the younger kids who don't know some of them. It's a great game to keep in the car or on the go and just pull out a few when you want as well!

This game is great. It’s very simple to understand and play. The cards are a nice thickness and quality. There are lots of cards included in this set, and over 500 questions to ask.There are a good variety of questions. This could be played by children or adults. I’m an elementary school teacher, and this could be a fun trivia game to play with my students when we have a few minutes to play a game at the end of a school day, or during an indoor recess.Great little card game. Simple to play!

Good fun that the adults and children will enjoy.

This is a really simple game to play where they compare two trivia items against each other and you guess between higher or lower. For example, the distance between two different trips.You get a 50/50 chance of getting it correct, but some of the questions are worded in a way that kind of leads the answer.This is a fun way to pass time and would be really good on a summer road trip.My only wish would be for the questions to have the actual answer, not just higher or lower. I'd like to know HOW much higher the CN Tower is compared to the Empire State Building, for example.

- This game is fun for history lovers, especially older children with an interest in history- It is a game which promotes learning and helps you learn some fun facts- It is also very easy to learn to play- I recommend

There are a whopping 95 cards in the pack with 6 questions on each card totally 570 questions full of surprising facts and answers that you probably already knew deep down inside. But if you get stuck you can always take a guess after all its 50/50 ...right?Rules are very limited more of a how to with the cards. so we made up our own rules introduced some levels risk. So that the game would take hours and hours to play out we would select 10 cards at random to be read to the other player. In total there are 6 points per card IE 1 point per question. The round does not terminate until the player either declares to bank the points or if the player gets one wrong. The player may choose to bank at anytime and before answering a question he/she may listen to the next question and decide to bank or to take the chance. However the player will loose all unbanked points in the event of answering a question wrongly. The game completes when there is no more cards or questions to be asked. Banking completes the card and ends the turn, 10 rounds each with the possibility of 6 questions each and a grand total of 60 possible points to win.of cause you can make up your own game with them but ours was hilarious and although 10 rounds sounds like a lot, you may only want to answer 1 or 2 questions per round.100% recommended and fun for both family and friends.