Non-trivial Quest

Purchased this game for family fun over Christmas and the only fun we had was correcting the grammar,and laughing at the questions. There were whole sections about what side of a hill to park on, and several from the Voodoo school of economics. I can only believe the 5 star reviews were from friends of the developers. Want a fun game? Do not get this one. Players with a 5th grade education could have a nice evening correcting the questions with a RED pen.

Fun game for the entire family - a little tough for the senior adults that I work with. A nice variety of questions.

I play a lot of board games and this is the worst one I have ever played. It tends to be information that no one really cares about.

I bought this family game because I was hoping to get my 11 year old grandson more interested in learning while having fun and it worked!! He loved it!!! He even got a kick out of beating his Mom just by guessing the answers to the ones he didn't know and since the cards also include a description of the answer, he learned why the answer is correct. He's also learning stuff they don't even teach in school because a lot of it is important every day information like where is the safest place to be in a lightening storm. I highly recommend this family game. Why didn't someone come up with a game like this sooner?

The questions and answers were full of grammatical mistakes, poor writing, and outright factual errors. My 10 year old received it as a Christmas present; after half a game, we threw it away (no gift receipt, unfortunately).It bills itself as an educational game - but given the number of inaccuracies in subjects I know well, I wouldn't trust anything it told me that I didn't already know. So you won't learn anything from it. That untrustworthiness also saps what little entertainment value a game with such boring mechanics might have.Save yourself 20 bucks and the 30 minutes it would take to figure out that this is a waste of time. Go buy Catan, or Pandemic, or Ticket to Ride. Or, heck, get Trivial Pursuit. It's probably more accurate, and certainly more entertaining.

My family played this game a few nights ago and we had a blast! I couldn't believe the discussions that resulted in many of the questions. I recommend this game to any family that wants a fun and educational experience! One question, we all throught the answer was incorrect, but we looked it up on the internet and we were all wrong! What an unexpected surprise and a definite learning moment!

This is a wonderful game, a blast to play, making everyday things fun. Easy to play with questions that you know, or should know. This is a life skills game that will teach you things that are relative to the world around us.Great game!!!

This is a great game for the family, especially if you have kids in school. They will learn and have fun at the same time. Much better use of their time, than playing video games.