- Classic game of people, places, and things
- Each clue that’s read reveals more about the secret identity
- Trick is to solve the identity in the fewest number of clues
- For ages 3 and above
Product Description
Newly updated cards and a new look bring even more zip to the game kids, parents and teachers have been enjoying for more than 15 years – the classic game of people, places and things! Follow the clever clues just for kids, and have some fun. Winner of the National Parenting Publications Honor Award.Editorial Review
Strictly speaking, 20 Questions isn’t a game that you need special rules or a board for. But innovative as ever, University Games makes a good thing better with a fun design and a little extra help for younger players. This product features a game board (2 to 10 players race around a question mark-shaped circuit) and 150 question cards (for 3,000 total clues). Each card has a person, place, thing, or year (either recent or otherwise noteworthy, like 1989 or 1776) with 20 clues about the subject. Players take turns trying to figure out the clues (“My favorite cat wears a hat,” “I am a doctor who has no patients”), and both the reader and the guesser advance based on how quickly the subject gets figured out. –Paul Hughes
