World–Facts is an entertaining and educational guessing game for 2-6 players aged 8 and up, designed by Simon Haas. Does Canada or Australia count more inhabitants? Does Rio de Janeiro or Sydney indicate a higher average temperature? And does London or Rome have more annual rainfall? These are just a few questions, where the players need to find an answer. TIn doing so it is not necessary to know the exact values, but rather to estimate and compare them in between different countries and cities. Through the different categories of questions the game offers a lot of variety and excitement.

Another special feature of World-Facts is its internationality. Via translations of all categories into 5 languages, global topics and the frequent use of symbols, World-Facts overcomes the usual focus of quiz games on just one language and culture. Thus, World-Facts is very suitable for international groups.

AIM OF THE GAME
Thirty red and black animals meet in the tightest space and in a randomly arranged pattern. With their nimble moves, players try to “eat” as many of the opponent’s animals as possible, and to keep alive their own animals. The only thing that counts is what remains at the end.