Board Game - Outlook

5+ years: familiarization with terms and associations

8+ years: riddles and explanations of terms

With the help of "Outlook", children get acquainted with important phenomena of the surrounding world and learn to see the connections between them. Nature, space, plants, animals, and even simple terms from physics and chemistry! The game encourages the child's natural curiosity and helps to provide answers to the most pressing questions!

158 new concepts!

In one box is a whole universe: after all, there is so much in "Outlook"! Here, a molecule and a galaxy, herbivore and predator, magma and ice are neighbors on bright cards. By playing with them, children not only learn about new phenomena of the surrounding world but also begin to understand how they are interconnected!

By the way, the terms on the cards are not random. All of them are included in the school curriculum for the surrounding world.

Simple rules for toddlers, and more clever ones for older kids

Children from 5 years old can start playing "Outlook" even if they cannot read yet! For this, there is a game option “Associations”. Simple rules do not need to be explained for long, and the game will engage from the very first minutes. On the cards, you need to find similar or interconnected pictures. While playing, the little ones learn to find common features among objects or phenomena.

For kids aged 8 and up, there are two whole variants of rules: “Alligator” and “Guess”. In “Alligator”, you need not only to know the terms but also to be able to explain them with gestures.

In “Guess”, players guess words for each other, but in such a way that someone figures it out, and someone does not! To do this, you need to hint at the guessed word clearly but not too much. Here, a clever strategy is a must!

We guess so that not everyone figures it out!

3 rows of 5 cards are laid out. Players take turns. On their turn, a player:

1. Takes the turn time with a stopwatch: for novices — 60 seconds, for pros — 30 seconds.
2. Takes a pointer card from the deck, indicating the required column.
3. Chooses from the column a word to guess and determines 1-3 cards from those available to hint at it. Places the pointer token in front of the row where the guessed word is located.
4. Lays out the hint cards face up on the table, with which they want to hint at the guessed card. The hints can be completely unrelated to the guessed word so that not everyone can guess the card with the term.
5. Sets the timer for 30 seconds for the guessing players.
6. The guessing players place their tokens on the card they consider the correct answer within 30 seconds.
7. The player who guessed the word earns 1 point. The explaining player gets 2 points, but only if the word was not guessed by everyone. If everyone guessed correctly or no one did — the explaining player does not receive points.

Included:

• 158 cards with terms,
• 17 pointer cards,
• 5 game tokens,
• 5 pentagonal tokens with numbers,
• 5 character tokens for keeping score,
• 1 pointer token with an arrow,
• illustrated rules.
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