Worlds of Trivia - The Balanced Family Board Game - Flags & Capitals, US States, Animal Kingdom, World Records, Biology - Learn Languages, Facts, Riddles & Word Games

I follow him on IG, and he’s so creative! I love how he got to make a fun game that challenges you to think and solve unique trivia. It’s fun art style, and clever questions. And even for trivia buffs, there’s plenty of questions that’ll stump you.Best of all, you come away ACTUALLY LEARNING! How cool is that?Someday, when I have kids I will be ecstatic to frame education within a game.Props 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Great game

We've been bitten by the trivia bug lately, so this game is just one of many we have devoured. For reference, our family includes 14, 16 and 18-year-old teens, plus mom and dad. Having "heavyweight" and "lightweight" questions allows us to make the game a bit easier on the kids (alternating heavy and light for the 18yo!) while enjoying the game together. The game has some great questions, including word/grammar and riddles, which we've not seen in other games. Definitely been enjoying this one a lot! Recommended for families!

Played this game on family game night. Very fun and educational.

I bought this ad a gift for a teen who loves games! They tell me it is a game that is providing family fun for a wide range of ages!(Shhhhh! Don’t let on that it is educational!)

Instructions in the back of the box is not enough to play, need a booklet with more details

Great game

super fun!

Worlds of Trivia is a fun game, the chutes and ladder aspect as you race for the treasure chest and being able to move your opponents into traps is a fun concept in a trivia game. The board game artwork is fun as you are on a Indian Jones style adventure, scuba diving to sunken submarines, exploring Aztec monuments and spelunking underground. However, the game falls flat due to the lack of rules. Players are required to make up the rules to the game, as the rules are incomplete. The game states you can play in teams, but does not say how. Shortcuts make long delays as your opponents can trap you in the middle of a shortcut indefinitely. There is a die that you roll, but the rules do not say what happens when you roll the die. A compressive rule book would be a great addition to the game. There are more rules to this game than what can be printed on the back of a box.