The World Game - Geography Card Game - Educational Games for Kids, Family and Adults - Cool Learning Gift Idea for Teenage Boys & Girls 8-12 with Map

This is an awesome card game to engage with your children and encourage them to learn about flags. Countries and more. I just like to ask please replace the Iran’s flag with the correct flag. The right flag for Iran is attached. Thank you

I play this game regularly with my husband and 9 year old son. It's a fantastic way to learn world geography in a fun manner.

Our family recently purchased The World Game. This review reflects us (three adults) having played it several times. We'd say it's fun in a learning-is-fun kind of way. The cards are well made, and included with the set is a map of the world of good, sturdy paper. One of the nice things about the game is that you can modify play in a variety of ways. The rules as provided, while fine, need not limit how you want to approach learning about other countries. For instance, we initially began playing with a mix of cards representing countries from all over the globe...pretty challenging unless you're already good at geography, which we are not (yet)! So instead, we'll work on countries one continent at a time. But that's just one example of how you can do your own thing. Also, we've noticed that the game's creator listens to suggestions from players. He fulfilled the wish of one online commenter by sending a pdf of countries in alphabetical order with their corresponding numerical designation on the game's map. We got that list when we purchased the game. And actually, we made our own list too, arranging the countries in numerical order so we can immediately find the name of any country on the map. Another addition we intend to make on our spreadsheet is primary languages spoken (data we will obtain through our own research). So, obviously, there are lots of ways you can expand on The World Game if you like. It is a cool little learning tool.

Got this product for my aunt as a birthday gift and it was a lot of fun playing it with the family. So, I had to get it for myself as well. If you want to have a fun guessing where countries are, their capital city, and what their flag is, along with other factoids about them, then I highly recommend getting this game.

This has been a fantastic resource for giving my homeschooled kids a MUCH better grasp of world geography than I learned in public school. In an hour a week over the last couple of months, they've learned the majority of the countries in Europe, Oceania and the Americas, and we're moving on soon to Asia and Africa. It's been a good springboard to more in-depth study of countries, but I like how it forces you into an understanding of the relative sizes and positions of places- even if my kids can't point exactly to a country, they quickly learn a sense for where to look, which I consider one of the more important goals in teaching geography. The game play is snappy (essential for not losing your mind when playing with children) and the challenges and breadth of information mean it's still fun to play after you've learned every country in a region. The capital cities make for good quizzes when we're away from the table (am I the only homeschool parent who quizzes their kids when they're acting up??). As I see it, there are only two downsides. One is that I now know things I never wanted or intended to know, like the comparative areas of Honduras and Guatemala. The other is that our deck isn't complete, so I've had to make some replacement cards. We had an extra of Tanzania, Thailand, Eswatini, Suriname, Switzerland and Sweden, and we were missing Germany, France, Estonia, Finland, Fiji and Georgia.

Fantastic game - one of the best I have bought - your kids will learn some geography! Easy to play for kids age range 8-14 yo in our household :) good value in my opinion.

Super fun game! Played with our 7 and 12 year old sons who are obsessed with geography and it was a hit. **Helpful advice- this is essentially the SAME game as the board game The World Game.** We bought each- one for each son and then realized they were made by the same company, use the same cards and basically have the same game play. We decided one would be our “travel” version and the other we’d just keep at home. But I wouldn’t spend the money again on both since they’re the same

This is a great game to play with the family. Easy and fun to play and with added bonus of being educational.

Fun game. Suddenly realize how less you know about other countries. Great for upskilling Geography and certainly a far more intriguing game than Uno :)

Quality is not as per price.

Es un excelente juego educativo, que ayuda a conocer mejor la ubicación y características de todos los países del mundo, de una manera amena y divertida.

Excelente juego muy educativo, a mi hija le encantó nos divertimos mucho y aprendemos con este juego educativo, la calidad es muy buena,