Board Game - Geometrica

Geometry will become one of the most favorite subjects if you start learning it with "Geometrica".
This is a simple and engaging board game. The rules are grasped literally on the fly. Excitement and risk are important elements of "Geometrica", but... here you need to take risks wisely and learn to make balanced decisions.
Children quickly get involved in the gameplay and learn the basics of geometry within the first few hours. It's amazing how interesting it can be to study the dry material of geometry through the game!
While playing "Geometrica", children effortlessly grasp complex concepts and improve their logical and combinatorial thinking. After a few games, the child will easily navigate geometric concepts, find given traits of figures, and compare figures. On your marks!This is a simple and engaging board game. The rules are grasped literally on the fly. Excitement and risk are important elements of "Geometrica", but here you need to take risks wisely and learn to make balanced decisions. Children quickly get involved in the gameplay and learn the basics of geometry within the first few hours. It's amazing how interesting it can be to study the dry material of geometry through the game! While playing "Geometrica", children effortlessly grasp complex concepts and improve their logical and combinatorial thinking. After a few games, the child will easily navigate geometric concepts, find given traits of figures, and compare figures.Shall we complicate it? In the first game with newcomers, it's better to use cards with one point. Gradually adding cards with two and three points awakens new interest in the game and contributes to a deeper understanding of the material. As a result, the child will naturally master the elementary school material on geometry, and even beyond. The goal of the game, as well as each individual turn, is to collect as many cards as possible. There are cards with images of geometric figures and cards with various characteristics of figures (for example, "Two acute angles" or "Not all sides are equal"). Five figure cards are laid out on the game board. On their turn, the player takes cards with characteristics from the deck one by one. The condition is: all taken cards must contain a set of characteristics of at least one figure on the game board. The more cards the player collects, the harder it is to meet the condition, but the greater the chances of winning. Game duration: up to 15 minutesNumber of players: from 2 to 5