Who knows? Animals, Oceans, Space
Who knows? Animals, Oceans, Space
Recommended for 5, 6, and 4 years old.
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Step right up for the ultimate brain-testing challenge with Who Knows a fast-paced trivia adventure for curious minds. Players compete to answer questions and prove their knowledge with over 60 questions in topic like animals, oceans, space, art and history.
Game Features
Designed for 1 to 4 players the game is as much about strategy as it is about quick thinking turning hilariously competitive as family and friends race to claim the top spot. With colorful visuals, plentiful animations and a playful presentation the race to 4 correct answers is filled with surprises, laugher and learning.
How to play
- Select number of players
- After the question is asked, the player who presses on their cube first takes the lead.
- If they answer correctly, they get a point.
- If not, other players get a chance to take the lead and earn a point.
- Whoever gets 4 correct answers first wins!
Pair with
- Brick Block Drop
- 4 in a Row!
Average play session: 10-15 mins.
Details
- Caregivers report this game works well with autistic children too.
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PlayCubes sold separately.
- Designed with love by parents & experts.
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Tested by real kids.
"I probably know more than anyone so I love to play!"
Cute family game with a learning component.
My kids love to play this one as a family, the facts are cute and fun and perfect for littles
One of our favorite trivia for all our family! Thank you so much.
I got the cubes for my daughters 5th birthday but we really enjoy an option to play together as a family! She loves getting to share her cubes with everyone and we all enjoy this game.
My husband and I enjoyed playing it - a little advanced for my kiddos right now, but they will grow into it.
Reviews in Other Languages
Nous avons beaucoup de plaisir à jouer à ce jeux (5 ans et 6 ans) Les questions sont ludiques et permettent d'apprendre tout en s'amusant.
Et c’est aussi très éducatif.
Le jeu est intéressant et stimule la curiosité des enfants.
Cependant, certaines questions peuvent être un peu difficiles à comprendre pour un enfant de 4 ans. Par exemple, une question demande : « Certaines personnes pensent que la lune est faite de : fromage, papier ou oignons », et la bonne réponse est fromage. Il s’agit d’un concept absurde qui peut être mélangeant pour un jeune enfant, surtout à cet âge où la distinction entre le réel et l’imaginaire n’est pas encore bien établie.
Cela dit, à force de jouer, je crois que le jeu peut devenir agréable et intéressant, surtout avec l’accompagnement d’un adulte pour expliquer certaines réponses.
En résumé, c’est un jeu original et divertissant, mais qui peut nécessiter un peu de soutien pour les plus petits.
