- Portable version of the award-winning Sort it Out! Board Game
- The fun family game of putting things in order
- Huge variety of fun and interesting topics
- Everybody plays together so no having to wait your turn
- For 2 to 4 players
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Product Specifications
| Main Language(s): | English unknown |
| Model Number: | BOX-01027 |
| Number of Game Players: | 2 to 4 |
| Number of Puzzle Pieces: | 104 |
| Material Composition: | 42% tin, 58% card |
| Color: | red |
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Product Description
Product Description
Sort it Out!™ is the new award-winning party game from Australia that's sweeping across the world. A great ice breaker for groups of new friends and a battle of wits for old friends and family. Can you sort these animals by their top speed--a bat, a zebra, a crocodile, a salmon and a golden eagle? How about sorting these house-hold inventions by when they were created—flushing toilet, electric vacuum cleaner, disposable razor, bath and facial tissues? In Sort It Out!™, finding out the correct order is just as much fun as getting it right.
How to Play
The winner is the first player to reach 20 points by knowing the biggest, fastest, loudest, earliest, smallest and longest of everything, or just being a lucky guesser. Place a topic card in the middle of the table and all players answer the question at the same time by placing their five coloured tiles in the correct order on their tile holder (see example question image). When it's time to see the answer you don't just get the correct order, we back it up with some facts too (did you know James Murray Spangler invented the electric Hoover in 1908?). For each answer you get in the correct place on your tile holder, you get 1 point towards your target of 20 points. A great, fun after-dinner game and ideally packaged to take on your travels. For 2 to 4 players.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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In this age of electronic games it is often difficult to find decent parlour type games that pretty much everyone from teenager to grandparents can play
The idea is to put a list in order as designated on the card.
The only draw back is that out of about 80 such lists I think 5 have an American bias, but this is not a problem.
The idea is to put a list in order as designated on the card.
The only draw back is that out of about 80 such lists I think 5 have an American bias, but this is not a problem.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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Played this over christmas with three generations of the family. Great for all. the catagories are wide and varied. You can make educated guesses or a wild stab in the dark if you haven't got a clue. Everyone can join in from about age 10. Good family game. Easy to play.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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Played this game with an 8yr and 10yr old. A lot of guess work went on but we all enjoyed the game. A lot of fun to play. Easy to learn and easy to play.
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Great game
I got this game as a stocking filler and it has been enjoyed by everyone. I think the whole family has learn't some probably useless but still interesting/surprising facts through... Read more
Published 5 months ago by KatieJ
Great fun for all ages
Great game for all ages - 3 generations play and any could win. Questions are equally difficult for children and adults alike. Even the brightest may end up with egg on their face. Read more
Published 12 months ago by seasalt
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