Skillmatics Card Game - Guess in 10 Underwater Animals, Gifts for 8 Year Olds and Up, Quick Game of Smart Questions, Fun Family Game

NICE GAME

My husband and I played this with our 15 year old and 11 year old. We had a good time at first until we started finding discrepancies in the cards. For example, the Iowa card lists it as a “big” state, but then puts North Dakota (which is 15,000 square feet LARGER than Iowa) as a “medium” state. We then were off put by the political things mentioned on the cards. As another person mentioned in their review, I understand noting one of our founding fathers or our first black president, but Joe Biden and Hilary Clinton! Seriously?! Ridiculous. After going through most of the cards we found the clues and information on the cards were often random and meaningless. Some cards were so blatantly obvious when others were ultra generic. I might’ve been able to overcome my irritations about the size discrepancies and the random information, but adding in blatantly liberal political bias, no thanks. I will be returning this game.

Bought for my intelligent 7 year old nephew but he can’t play the game as he and other players do not know the names of 50 dinosaurs! Hopefully the facts will interest him but wish I’d gone for something else so he had a chance of being able to play the game. He’s into dinosaurs so that’s why I’d chosen this subject.

The questions could relate to a lot of dinosaurs not just the one on the card and many of the cards had names of very obscure dinos that none of us had heard of. Shame because it looked a really good game but practically impossible to guess correctly

Given as a present to an animal loving 4 year old and apparently he hasn't stopped playing with it. Can play with other children without adults needing to be involved. Rated by his mum as the best game ever.

The rules of how to play aren’t clear at all. Especially for young children. Also it seems the point of the game is for them to guess 5 syllable dinosaur names that they’ve never heard of before. I don’t see how this is fun for anyone except Ross Geller.