QUOKKA Board Game 1 to 10 Players - Learning, Educational - Geography, World - 100 Question Cards, Top Facts - Indoor, Outdoor - Kids, Teens, Adults, Family

My kids LOVE this game and they have learned a lot since they started playing.

My kids loved this game, its a simple design large cloth material, easy set up and play. Cards are thick and sturdy. My kids love trivia, multiple different topics a wide variety of ways to learn. Good value for the money fun and easy way for kids to learn.

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Cute game with a rather chaotic board - but great for homeschool world studies. Some of the cards have the correct answer with incorrect pictures, and a few have words missing in sentences. Overall fun, but the mistakes have me double checking the accuracy of the answers.

My family enjoys this game tremendously BUT we made a bunch of modifications. As it was sent, I'd rate it maybe 2 stars? The directions are SUPER unclear. But I took a sharpie and colored in a couple of dozen new pink dots to create more interaction with the question cards, and then took a silver sharpie and colored in the rest of the dots. We play if you land on a silver dot you have to figure out what country you're in and play a song from that country. We listen to it while we play until the next person lands on a silver dot. If you customize it to what your family is into, I imagine you'll love it. You could add a color for jumping jacks or a drink or whatever appeals to you.

The game play is very tedious. Your location the map is completely irrelevant meaning no geography is being learned. It's like candy land in game play, you simply move forward. The difference is it can take you absolutely forever (1-2 hours). The cards have many typos. If you already know the answers the penalties for getting them wrong don't matter, in which case the only thing that breaks the tedium up is gone. If you don't know the answer to the random trivia the penalty is quite severe and you often have to go backwards very far. It is not a fun or efficient way to learn things. There are a couple positive ones, but the colored spots are spaced so far apart you rarely land on them. Some of the questions are worded in such a way the questions make no sense. We played for an hour with additional rules to try and make something happen (namely more questions) then gave up and we might try and make our own game with the board. But it's hard to make out where things are due to very simplified world map covered in graphics.

Played w my 12 year old nephew and had so much fun. We asked a question on every toll and if they got it right, they could roll again.

This game can be fun, and you will learn a lot about the country. The description says "up to 10 players," and the box says "6 pawns are included." However, I only received 4 pawns. There's no way more than 4 people can play this. It is fun, educational and challenging though. I do think one of the questions is incorrect though. Also, run an iron over the board because the wrinkles, from it being folded, can get in the way. It was definitely worth the price