Family Card & Board Game - Guess in 10 Animals, Gifts for 6 Year Olds and Up, Average Playtime 30 Minutes, 2-6 Players

Lots of fun! We've always loved the Guess10 cards and the board game is extra fun -my 8-year old loves it!

My child cannot stop playing this game! It’s a great educational game for all ages and can be played with 2 or more players or teams. A single game lasts about 20minutes, it’s easy to understand and great to learn fun animal facts.

Another great game from skillmatics! Fantastic way to learn abiut places around the world through having fun!

This is a brilliant and very informative game . My nephews love it

Here we have an interesting and fun board game that is easy to learn, can be set up and played in a few minutes and provides a lot of enjoyment for the family. The game itself comes in an attractively designed box and inside you receive the following parts and pieces: 1x game playing board 100x colour game cards 24x wild colour game cards 34x rule cards 15x conquer coins 3x game pieces 1x wooden dice The rules are simple enough, roll the dice and hop over to different spots around the board. Ask up to 10 yes or no questions to correctly guess the animals on the Game Cards! Categories include Bugs and Birds, Land Animals, Underwater Animals. Answer correctly and conquer the spot or choose to play a wild card. The key rule here is you can only answer yes or no. No ambiguity, hints or tips. It’s all good fun and rounds generally last around 20 - 30 minutes depending on the number of players, age of the players and an element of general animal knowledge. I am sure given time, children will start to learn the animals and understand better so it does have a limited amount of repeated playability to it but I personally feel it still represents good value for money. My children thoroughly enjoyed playing it although I would say it’s more aimed at a younger audience. The manufacturers recommended age is 6 plus which feels about right. I can’t see too many adults getting together to play a few rounds to be fair. Quality wise, the board and cards are well printed and coloured and the card is fairly thick so it all seems good. The wooden playing pieces are generally ok and coloured red, blue and yellow. We had a few chips and splashes on our set. It certainly doesn’t affect gameplay at all but given the game is priced pretty high (£22.99 at time or review) I would have expected a sightly better quality finish. Not a deal breaker though and we still had plenty of enjoyment as a family whilst playing this game. I would be happy to recommend this game to anyone and I will be looking to invest in a few other games by this manufacturer based on experience playing with this one. A good product at a fair price.

This is a really fun game and it's a great way of teaching children more about animals. My daughter is eleven and I wasn't sure whether she would like this game but she loves it and we have played it every day since we got it. The rules of the game are really easy to understand and it is really fun to play, some of the animal cards are really easy, but many are not and I really like that you pick a card that tells you how many clues you get as it makes it more interesting. My main gripe with the game is that it is aimed at at least three players, so when my daughter and I play it together we don't have enough conquer coins as you only get five of each colour, which is fine when there are three people/groups, but they go really fast with two playing and because there are only three colours we can't both use the third colour. It's a shame but we could make an alternative, but I do think it is something that the makers should have thought about. The other thing that I would change is the information on the animal cards, I think that it should have more information as sometimes my daughter has no idea about the animal I am trying to guess and so struggles to answer my questions for the more obscure animals like sea sponges. The cards and the pieces are good quality so I would expect this game to last a long time and you get enough animal cards to mean that there is a lot of variety and so it would take an awful lot of playing before the cards got repetitive. I think this is a great game and I would definitely give it as a gift.

A board game for 2 to 3 players, that can last about 30mins. If there is more than 3 players, then form teams. You get a gaming board, 100 game cards of land animals, sea creatures and bugs & birds. Also 3 gaming figures, 24 wild cards, 34 rule cards, coloured dots and a dice. The object of the game is to conquer 5 spots by asking 10 yes and no questions on animals, throw the dice, move to a spot, correctly guess the animal and win the spot, rule cards help you by gaining clues from the animal card that you have to guess. The coloured spot you land on, depends on which animal you have to guess. The instructions are very comprehensive, and explain moves to help you understand the game, see my photos for a more detailed explanation of the game. The game is very easy to grasp, my young grandchildren picked it up in no time, and there was a different outcome with every game. A great simple family game, that can be used on any occasion, or a great gift idea.

Skillmatics Guess in 10 World of Animals is a fun guessing game for the whole family to learn more about animals! Our 5 year old loved this game because he loves learning about animals and their habitats. He was also great at giving clues as well. Trying to guess your opponents animal in 10 guesses and you get to conquer that spot. The first one to guess 5 animals wins the game. I love that the cards are bright and colorful and easy to read. Our little one wants to play it all the time now. I highly recommend the Skillmatics Guess in 10 Junior Animal Kingdom for little ones to learn about animals in a fun way!

As educators, we are always looking for games that are fun and educational, and Guess in 10 Around the World hits the mark! This game managed to delight and challenge a 9-year-old, 12-year-old, and grown-ups. And it gave Dad a chance to brush off his 5th grade Geography Bee Champion skills. :) The kiddos quickly learned to use the lovely illustrations on the board to look for clues for some of the answers. Dinner interrupted and paused our first playing of the game, and our entire dinner conversation focused on the content we learned through playing the game. What a treat! We found that playing with teams (one kid + one grownup) worked best for us initially since the kids haven't learned about places like Big Ben yet. We downloaded the app and got our free digital pack. We are looking forward to hours of fun, learning, and conversation. This is our new favorite family game!

We bought this game because we love the Guess in 10 card games. This is the perfect way to incorporate multiple themes into one fun-filled game! We played this game a few times – it was 2 adults and a set of twins (9 year olds). The game was educational and exciting for all of us! The rules are extremely easy to understand and to explain. The Rule Cards make every round of the game exciting – with different prompts in every round (buzzwords vs clues). There’s some fun dynamism added with the Wild Cards too. The gameplay is refreshing and unlike any other we’ve played. We all had a great time playing and have planned a special game night just to play this game over the weekend!

As a family, we do games night every weekend, so we decided to buy and try something new. The kids loved the game and spent time before the it even began, just pointing out the elements and landmarks that they could recognize! My nephew loves food, and always made sure that he landed on either a food spot or the “Wild Card”. They loved the rule cards that had a buzzword and a clue and always sighed when they only got one buzzword but it resulted in lots of excited anticipation to pick up rule cards throughout the game! This is a great board game that I would recommend because it teaches them so much about the countries, cities, and landmarks, to foods around the world!

The gameplay is super easy, you have to guess the card correctly to conquer spots! Once you conquer 5 spots you win! I played it with my siblings really enjoyed playing the game as a family as we learnt about countries, cities, landmarks and foods around the world! Would totally recommend as a fun game that can be played post-dinner or during trips.

This is a pretty fun and informative game. My wife and I played it and had fun. We're fairly well educated (we both have masters) and still found it enjoyable. There are definite limitations to this game but it is a great conversation starter about the four categories (landmarks, cities, foods, and countries). PROS - 4 categories: These are probably the best 4 categories. Food, cities, landmarks, and countries are fairly generic so that many people have heard of them. There is also good coverage of all continents. Some of the answers are vague but that is the exception. - Fun way to engage in trivia: The mechanics of the game are pretty simple. The board does not offer much room for strategy but it is a nice tool to talk about the four categories. There are keywords, clues, and random facts on the card for each answer. It's fun to learn or refresh. - Random difficulty: The rule cards add some randomness to the game. It is a nice way to level out the playing field. Some rules allow only one key word while other rule cards allow a keyword and a clue. This is a nice game feature so that the trivia nerd will not always win every round. IMPROVEMENTS - Limited answers: After playing twice, I still have more than half the cards to go through. However, after this I imagine that the game will become easier. It will still be fun to figure out from the options, even knowing all the options. This is still a limitation. - No difficulty levels: I think it'd be good if the rule cards had difficulty levels. This would help to play with adults and kids. For "hard", you could give only one clue or keyword, for "easy", you could give multiple keywords or clues. This is something I already do to even the playing field so I recommend this as a house rule. - Game Map: The game board is more of a tool to pick a category rather than being part of the game. There is very minimal strategy. I feel like more could be done. The most strategy is to try to fill up an area of a map so that others can't find open spaces but it's easy to go to a different part of the map. While there are obvious improvements, it is still a fun tool for having a sorta trivia night. I'll give it four stars but it is a fun way to have an educational night with friends. It does take the right kind of crowd that enjoys world trivia though.