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We played this with our 9 and 12-year-olds on game night and everyone loved it. The official NASA photos on the cards look amazing and it naturally gets everyone asking great scientific questions.
My son is obsessed with anything related to astronomy. This card game was right up his alley. It is compact enough to take on long road trips and easy to learn.
The cards are very high quality and the concepts are excellent. However, some of the deep space objects were a little too obscure for my 8-year-old to guess without heavy hints from the clue cards.
I love games that teach kids while keeping them fully entertained. My daughters stopped looking at their tablets for over an hour to play this together. Highly recommended gift!
The imagery from NASA is spectacular, but we found the dynamic of using the clue cards a little confusing during our first playthrough. It takes a couple of rounds to really get the flow down.
I bought this for my middle school science class for indoor recess and free periods. The students absolutely love challenging each other and it sparks great conversations about the universe.
The box is sturdy, the printing is sharp, and the gameplay is fast-paced. It hits that rare sweet spot where adults don't mind playing it multiple times with their kids.
We have gone through the deck quite a few times now because it's so quick to play. The game is super fun, but an expansion pack with more planets and moons would make it even better.
Simple rules but requires genuine strategy. It is wonderful to see the kids think critically about what questions to ask to narrow down the hidden object. Great purchase.
Gave this to my nephew for his 10th birthday and we ended up opening it and playing right away. Even the grandparents joined in and had a blast trying to guess the constellations.