Product Description

Six games on six levels of play offer players of all ages a complete up-to-date tour of world geography. Learn the names, locations and vital facts of all 196 countries! Players will learn facts about every country in the world including; country name, continent, flag, capital, population, rank in size, literacy rate, monetary unit, languages, religions, imports, exports and seacoasts.Game includes 6 region maps (Africa, Asia, Europe, North American, South America and Oceania), 196 country cards, 6 wild cards, 1 spinner, 1 bodies of water reference board, 120 playing pieces and instructions.For 2 - 6 players.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #3143 in Toys & Games
• Brand: TaliCor
• Model: 4100136
• Released on: 2009-02-02
• Dimensions: 10.00" h x 2.00" w x 10.00" l, 2.00 pounds

Features

• Most comprehensive world geography game
• Game that families and classrooms love
• Updated to include the latest facts about every country in the world
• 6 games in one
• 2 to 6 players

From the Manufacturer
When and where in the World were introduced 16 years ago it launched the trend in geography games. Today, this game remains the most comprehensive world geography games that families and classrooms love. The game has been updated to include the latest facts about every country in the world including capitals, major imports and exports, languages and religions. With 6 games in one, it's possible for players of all abilities to play together providing challenge and a world of fun for everyone. Ages 8 and up, 2 - 6 players.

Customer Reviews

Fun and includes all the countries or at least most of them
Is a good thing that the boards are separated by continents and allows to focus in different areas, if needed. No discrimination as other games do in terms of including all countries on the world.

world review
excellent game for learning about the world. My 4,5, and 6 year old can tell you about most parts of the world that I am sure adults do not know.

I give credit to this game.

Great Game
We love this game. The kids enjoy it but I have to remind them we own it. I used it at a Geography Camp and it was fun and very educational.