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title: "Who Knows Where? - The Global Location Guessing Family Board Game"
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# 1000+ global questions 2-4 players, fast-paced play Double-sided world maps Who Knows Where? - The Global Location Guessing Family Board Game

**Brand:** wild card games
**Price:** ₨35697
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌐 Outsmart the world, one guess at a time!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Who Knows Where? - The Global Location Guessing Family Board Game by wild card games
- **How much does it cost?** ₨35697 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.lk](https://www.desertcart.lk/products/49460413-who-knows-where-the-global-location-guessing-family-board-game)

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## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Dual-Sided World Maps:** Switch between labeled country borders or stunning satellite imagery for tailored challenge levels.
- • **Flexible Difficulty Settings:** Easy and hard cards plus adjustable map markers make it perfect for all ages and skill levels.
- • **Strategic Clue & Risk Elements:** Use Clue cards and smart guessing tactics to outwit opponents and avoid setbacks.
- • **Inclusive & Fast-Paced Gameplay:** Everyone plays simultaneously—no downtime, just nonstop globe-trotting fun.
- • **Over 1000 Curated Global Questions:** Dive deep into capitals, landmarks, events & more for endless trivia excitement.

## Overview

Who Knows Where? is an award-winning, family-friendly board game featuring over 1000 geography questions across five categories. It includes a double-sided board with both labeled and satellite maps, flexible difficulty settings, and simultaneous play for 2-4 players. Designed to educate and entertain, it’s perfect for millennials who crave engaging, social, and brain-boosting experiences that bring the world to your living room.

## Description

Product description Race opponents to try to be the first player to travel around the world by locating famous places on the world map. This brilliant board game has over 1000 questions in 5 categories, including capitals, major cities and towns, events and facts, famous tourist sites and beautiful images of many iconic landmarks and is a great fun way to learn about our world. It's quick and simple to play, with everyone playing all the time, so there's no waiting around. Fun and educational with flexible rules which allow many different ways to play, making the game easier or harder and thus accessible and appealing for a broad range of ages and abilities. There are easy and hard question cards, adjustable levels of accuracy for beginners and experts, and a double sided board allowing you to play on the easier country map with borders and named countries or more challenging satellite image with no borders or countries marked. Land on one of the 4 corners of the Earth for a Power Play and use your Clue card when uncertain to gain advantage. If you can't guess you can think about "Who Knows Where" and risk piggy backing on one of your opponent's guesses, but choose wisely because if they are wrong you will be the one going backwards! With a great combination of knowledge, tactics and luck all players are able to win. Who Knows Where is an addictive board game that is great fun for all and essential for anyone who is curious about the world. Contents: Double sided board with 2 different world maps. Easy and hard question cards with over 1000 locations to guess 4 Clue cards 8 playing pieces Dice Rules Sheet A fantastic board game for 2 to 4 players or teams. Recommended age 12 to 100 Directions The rules of the game are included in the package. When you open the box, you can start playing right away using the instructions in the policy sheet.

Review: Brilliant game, lots of fun. I’ve recommended it to anyone who’ll listen! - This is a really REALLY good game for everyone. After seeing it recommended on a ‘best games’ website, I’m really glad I bought it. The basic game is easy: roll the dice, go around the outside of the board. The colour you land on dictates what question you are asked on the card. And as each card has 6 questions on each side, plus easy and hard options, they are going to last for ages. When the question has been asked, everyone gets a turn to answer. But the best bit is, you don’t have to say anything, you put your piece on the map to show where you think the answer is. But even that has flexibility as there are two different maps, one with labels one without, and pieces that cover four squares or ones that cover just one square to force you to be more precise. But whoa-betide the person who just copies the person before him, because you can lose points if you do the same as someone else and both of you get it wrong. Points can then be awarded for exact answers or closest to depending on who’s playing. With the kids we play closest too with the big counters, easy cards and labelled map (takes about 20-30 minutes to play) but with a group of adults in teams playing with hard cards, small counters and no labels it can be fun for hours. It’s highly entertaining, it’s interesting, it’s educational and you don’t have to know anything about geography to play it (though you will by the time you’ve finished). I don’t usually write reviews on desertcart and certainly not this long, but when you’re buying a board game at this price, you want to make sure it’s worth it. And this game would be good value, even if it was double the price. Just buy it, you certainly won’t be sorry.
Review: Great game with lots of options for adjusting difficulty - I bought this game for my partner who loves travel and world geography, and we played over Christmas and New Year. The gameplay is fairly simple - you move your playing piece around the edge of the board by throwing a dice and are asked questions for each square you land on; if you then get the question correct you can move on another two spaces. The twist is that the questions require everyone playing to pin point the answer on the world map. If you have no idea, you can choose to copy another player - but they're wrong, you'll then have to move back two spaces. There are lots of options for making the game easier or harder, as the board is double-sided and so are the question cards, with easier or harder options on each side, plus there are two types of map marker, large and small, so you can choose how accurately you want to pin point locations in your answer. We played this game with just two of us and it was fine, although people who prefer complex game play with lots of strategy, as opposed to an emphasis on quiz questions, might find it repetitive. I imagine if you play with several people you get some very varied location guesses. My only complaint is that the question cards are very busy and the answers are grid references, which can be a bit fiddly to check on the map board (especially if you've had a couple of drinks), but overall, great fun if travel, geography and capital cities are your favourite quiz subjects.

## Features

- The Ultimate Global Location Guessing Game.
- This brilliant, award winning board game has over 1000 questions in 5 categories, including capitals, major cities and towns, events and facts, famous tourist sites and beautiful images of many iconic landmarks and is a great fun way to learn about the world
- Quick and simple inclusive quiz game, where everyone puts pyramid on the world map to guess every answer, so there’s no waiting around.
- Fun and educational family game with flexible rules which allow many different ways to play, making the game easier or harder and thus accessible and appealing for a broad range of ages and abilities.
- Double sided board with 2 different geography world maps, including a beautiful satellite image of planet earth. Top Trivia Game for adults and kids.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00GSSMI1M |
| Assembly Required | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | 4,835 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) 182 in Board Games (Toys & Games) |
| Colour | Brown |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (1,366) |
| Date First Available | 20 Nov. 2013 |
| Educational Objective(s) | Geography and World Knowledge |
| Item model number | 080WK |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 14 years and up |
| Material Type(s) | Cardboard |
| Number of Game Players | 2-4 players or teams |
| Product Dimensions | 42 x 6 x 24 cm; 1.17 kg |
| Remote Control Included? | No |
| tech_spec_battery_description_toys | No batteries required |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Wild Card Games
- **Genre:** Educational, Family
- **Material:** Cardboard
- **Number of players:** 2-4 players or teams
- **Theme:** career

## Images

![Who Knows Where? - The Global Location Guessing Family Board Game - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81z++-nw+PL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: what award did the 'award winning board game has over 1000 questions in 5 categories, including capitals' win**
A: Imagination Gaming Family & Education Game Award as decided at the UK Games Expo - the biggest public games event in the UK

**Q: for how many players**
A: 2 to 4 players, but as another reviewer has already said, 2 players is a bit repetitive.    If you are more than 4 players, you can play as teams, which is even the more interesting.  I find that 4 players is more fun especially when three players decide to follow the first that got the answer wrong:)  There are 8 playing pieces of two sizes.  You use the larger pieces when you are learning and you don't have to be very precise.  When you get more comfortable, you can use the smaller pieces to pinpoint the precise location you are looking for.  The rules are flexible so you can make it as simple or as hard to play depending on your expertise.Hope this helps.

**Q: What aged group would this suit**
A: This is a great game for age 12 to adult, but younger children who are interested in geography are also able to play on their own. Also young children enjoy playing in a team with an elder sibling or adult.

**Q: Could I play this in another language if I translate questions for the other players? Or does each player read questions on their own?**
A: Yes you could play in another language if you do this. You could read out all the questions, but actually the only questions that would need translating are from the Trivia category. So that is just a fifth of the questions.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Brilliant game, lots of fun. I’ve recommended it to anyone who’ll listen!
*by J***N on 8 January 2019*

This is a really REALLY good game for everyone. After seeing it recommended on a ‘best games’ website, I’m really glad I bought it. The basic game is easy: roll the dice, go around the outside of the board. The colour you land on dictates what question you are asked on the card. And as each card has 6 questions on each side, plus easy and hard options, they are going to last for ages. When the question has been asked, everyone gets a turn to answer. But the best bit is, you don’t have to say anything, you put your piece on the map to show where you think the answer is. But even that has flexibility as there are two different maps, one with labels one without, and pieces that cover four squares or ones that cover just one square to force you to be more precise. But whoa-betide the person who just copies the person before him, because you can lose points if you do the same as someone else and both of you get it wrong. Points can then be awarded for exact answers or closest to depending on who’s playing. With the kids we play closest too with the big counters, easy cards and labelled map (takes about 20-30 minutes to play) but with a group of adults in teams playing with hard cards, small counters and no labels it can be fun for hours. It’s highly entertaining, it’s interesting, it’s educational and you don’t have to know anything about geography to play it (though you will by the time you’ve finished). I don’t usually write reviews on Amazon and certainly not this long, but when you’re buying a board game at this price, you want to make sure it’s worth it. And this game would be good value, even if it was double the price. Just buy it, you certainly won’t be sorry.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great game with lots of options for adjusting difficulty
*by J***D on 12 January 2018*

I bought this game for my partner who loves travel and world geography, and we played over Christmas and New Year. The gameplay is fairly simple - you move your playing piece around the edge of the board by throwing a dice and are asked questions for each square you land on; if you then get the question correct you can move on another two spaces. The twist is that the questions require everyone playing to pin point the answer on the world map. If you have no idea, you can choose to copy another player - but they're wrong, you'll then have to move back two spaces. There are lots of options for making the game easier or harder, as the board is double-sided and so are the question cards, with easier or harder options on each side, plus there are two types of map marker, large and small, so you can choose how accurately you want to pin point locations in your answer. We played this game with just two of us and it was fine, although people who prefer complex game play with lots of strategy, as opposed to an emphasis on quiz questions, might find it repetitive. I imagine if you play with several people you get some very varied location guesses. My only complaint is that the question cards are very busy and the answers are grid references, which can be a bit fiddly to check on the map board (especially if you've had a couple of drinks), but overall, great fun if travel, geography and capital cities are your favourite quiz subjects.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Learning Can Be Fun
*by R***P on 20 July 2020*

This is a great little game for anyone of any age or knowledge of the world. For a board game, this has A LOT of depth to it; you can play with the large pyramids with the easy board and easy questions for a very child-friendly version, or play with the small cubes with the hard questions on the hard map for an almost impossible game that even seasoned travellers struggle with. We preferred the easy board and easy questions initially but using the harder cubes to mark the locations, but after playing a few times we now prefer the harder questions on the easy board or easy questions on the harder board, always with the small cubes. There is however quite a difference between the two sets of questions; ‘where is Paris’ (easy) and ‘where is Phnom Penh’ (hard) for example. Most of the hard questions are literally impossible but after playing a few times you get used to them a bit more and learn. The game does take considerably longer with the hard questions but it still doesn’t become boring. The only major drawback with this game, and it is quite an oversight, is that ridiculously the two maps are printed using a ridiculous ratio that looks terrible. As a result, Europe is tiny (despite the huge number of locations to find there), and the vast majority of the board is empty sea and Southern hemisphere ocean and Antarctica! Unless a question hidden in the depths of the game we are yet to find asks where MH270 is, there is absolutely no point in all the wasted space! I understand that’s because the cubes are the same size, but it doesn’t work well at all. In the easy game, the cubes end up covering multiple countries in Europe and you can’t really ever get a question wrong. Please please change the maps so they are stretched more in the vertical direction - then this really would be a 5* game. Also, I would award more ‘moves forward’ for a correct answer, because simply moving forward 2 spaces for getting a difficult location correct is just wiped-out by the next player throwing a 5 or 6 for example.

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