Board game 10 questions. Countries

This version of the game can challenge even adults, not to mention children - a real test of erudition and knowledge of geography. Did you know that the capital of Kenya means “cool waters” in the Maasai language, and Iran... used to be called Persia?

Initially, you will know only two signs about the country. For example, it is a small country with beaches. It could be anything, right? Next you have to find out its name using any ten questions to which your opponent can only answer “yes” or “no”. Is this country located in Africa? Is this a big country? Do people in this country speak Portuguese? And so on. The first one to guess seven countries wins.

Having declassified the country on the card, you can always take a chance and answer an additional question. If you answer it correctly, you will receive a useful bonus in the next round - the third sign of the country. Looks tempting, doesn't it? But if you make a mistake, you will lose the card you just won. And this is already very offensive!

If you are completely at a dead end, then three times during the game you can ask for a hint from the country card. Often these are known facts that will definitely lead you to the correct answer, so it’s better to save hints for the most hopeless situations.

Printhouse: GAGA TREID

Brand: GAGA GAMES

Series: GG0179

Age restrictions: 3+

ISBN: 4620102362217

Size: 186х146х44 mm

Weight: 300 g

ID: 1666496

This version of the game can challenge even adults, not to mention children - a real test of erudition and knowledge of geography. Did you know that the capital of Kenya means “cool waters” in the Maasai language, and Iran used to be called Persia?

Initially, you will know only two signs about the country. For example, it is a small country with beaches. It could be anything, right? Next you have to find out its name using any ten questions to which your opponent can only answer “yes” or “no”. Is this country located in Africa? Is this a big country? Do people in this country speak Portuguese? And so on. The first one to guess seven countries wins.

Having declassified the country on the card, you can always take a chance and answer an additional question. If you answer it correctly, you will receive a useful bonus in the next round - the third sign of the country. Looks tempting, doesn't it? But if you make a mistake, you will lose the card you just won. And this is already very offensive!

If you are completely at a dead end, then three times during the game you can ask for a hint from the country card. Often these are known facts that will definitely lead you to the correct answer, so it’s better to save hints for the most hopeless situations.