Board Game - Memory. Dinosaurs

Many millions of years ago, ancient reptiles roamed the earth. Among them were slow giants, lightning-fast predators, huge aquatic creatures, and tiny flyers. Millions of years later, children around the world eagerly look at pictures and read entire encyclopedias about... dinosaurs. What did they look like, when did they live, what were each of their names?
The game Memory. Dinosaurs will help to get to know them better and learn many new facts!
Memory. Dinosaurs: a little more about the game
Do you know how an Allosaurus is different from a Dilophosaurus? What does an Iguanodon look like? Or what does a Plateosaurus eat? The names of some dinosaurs are even difficult to pronounce, let alone remember, but we know for sure: once you get really interested in something – all the unusual facts easily stick in your memory.
Memory. Dinosaurs is a simple and beloved game that develops not only memory but also general erudition. Moreover, studying new facts about dinosaurs will be interesting not only for children but also for adults!
In the game, there are two main modes. The simplest is classic memory: you spread the tokens on the table face down, and then take turns flipping over two tokens. If you find a pair, you keep them; if not, turn the opened tokens back over and pass the turn to the next player. Whoever has collected the most tokens wins.
The second mode is a speed game. Here you will open one token at a time, not two. As soon as someone sees a pair of identical dinosaurs on the table, they must slap their hand on the first opened token as quickly as possible. If you’re fast enough – take both!
In both modes, you can adjust the difficulty level by using a different number of tokens. There are a total of 44 tokens in the game – the youngest dinosaur enthusiasts can start with 10, gradually increasing the game field.
In the game, there is a whole booklet with a detailed description of all the dinosaurs that appear in the pictures. After a few rounds – you can confidently compete: who will be the first to remember the name of the opened dinosaur, who will tell more interesting facts about it, and so on. Just be ready, as very soon children will start outplaying adults :)