Imagimake Mapology Hidden Quest World Map | Educational Game Age 5+

Very amazing & Superb educational yet very fun game. Very good quality of the items in kit. Innovative board game that could be enjoyed not only by kids but also with whole family. The magic swipe and reveal feature is absolutely new and catchy. My kids just loved to play this game as they get to learn and even have fun- that is the best part about this game. Perfect for birthday gifts and upcoming festive season. Value for money..

This game is an awesome mix of learning and fun. It is exciting, thrilling, engaging and an amazing way to teach kids about the world map. It is perfect for a fun filled family time. It is an amazing choice for parents who wish to stimulate their child's mind through play. Also, the best way to keep the kids off screen, which is the concern for most parents today. The swipe and reveal feature is the most exciting part.

Kids love it

Mapology is a fun and educational game that helps children develop essential skills. It's a fantastic way to teach geography, problem-solving, and critical thinking. Kids can explore maps, learn about different countries, monuments, vehicles and animals. It's an engaging and interactive way for them to enhance their knowledge while having fun. Overall, this board game is a great choice for parents who looking to stimulate their child's mind through play.

after 2 days play now we know all cards and there locations so its over now....

"I bought the Imagimake History Quest game for my 7year and 10 -year-old, The game does a fantastic job of making history fun and interactive. The cards and dice are made of high-quality materials and have stood up well to multiple uses. My child loves using the discovery lenses to find hidden details on the cards. It's both educational and engaging, keeping them entertained while learning about different eras. Overall, it's great value for the price, and I highly recommend it to other parents looking for an educational game."

A great way to explore and learn interesting features of the world 1. Pick a card 2. Spot the feature 3. Use the super swiper on magic patches 4. Collect lots of gems to win! Hidden Quest is yet another fabulous game by imagimake to make learning fun. This is an engaging board game to play together and remember the famous world monuments, countries and cultures, animals, and physical features in a way that you will never forget!

It's a very good board game that could be enjoyed by the whole family. The magic swipe and reveal feature is absolutely new and catchy for kids. Kids get to learn and have fun- that is the best part about this game. Amazing option for gifting and own use too.

Kids LOVED playing and learning. Careful parents, if geography is not your best topic. Be prepared to get schooled by the kids. Young kids (6 & 8) loved using the Super Swiper to reveal the answer. Great family game!

Was a gift that a 7 year old really liked.

Fun cute game. My kids were picking up the continents quickly after playing for a few minutes. I'd say the name of the country or continent for every card. My kids 5-9 loved it!

All of my kids love this game. They love swiping and finding all the pictures. Great buy!

A review of Imagimake Mapology Hidden Quest World Map Board Game This is a really fun game! We’re all adults and we thoroughly enjoyed playing it. Being out of school for a while, you can forget your geography, so this was a fun refresher. The rubber tipped tool (super swiper) for revealing the objects is really neat! You rub over the objects that are covered with a pixelated checkered pattern as if you were erasing pencil from paper. As you rub, the object is revealed, kind of like how objects are on a scratchers lotto ticket. Once revealed, the objects magically cover themselves up again. This would be a great game for a teacher to have for the students during leisure time. It’s a great game for families to play together as well. The more you play it, the easier it will be, as you will know where all the objects are located. The one thing that would make this game better is if the cards taught a little bit about each object or country, so that a child could learn more about them.