Supportiback Comfort Therapy Shredded Bed Pillow with Removable Washable Hypoallergenic Cover-Fully Adjustable Loft-Doctor-Designed for Neck, Back Pain Prevention & Relief, Standard, White.

Easy to follow instructions. Flexible playing board comes rolled up in a plastic tube so it is great to bring places. Allows one player to play alone (my favorite feature). A game can take any where from 5 to 20 mins.

This is a pretty fun cooperative game that also has an educational component. The mechanics are simple and easy to learn on the first play, but are interesting and interact enough to make it interesting on later plays. The only flaw is that as a cooperative game it does begin to get fairly easy once you have played several times, however increasing the difficulty slows this. Overall a fun game, and much better than most games that are made to be educational.

This game is a great example of how play can be used to teach important lessons. Much like Plague Inc (but more fun tbh), this game is so fun you won't even know you're learning.

I played the Zombie version (ZombiePox) at E3 this year. I've also played the original Pox on my iPad. The game has a really strong system and it's a lot fun to play! Pox definitely has a Tiltfactor vibe to it--i.e. taking a complex topic like immunization and enabling players to learn about a real world system through play. I would recommend this game to board game enthusiasts, educators who are looking for instructive tools about immunization, or anyone who is interested in learning about game systems. It's easy to learn how to play Pox but it remains challenging to win, even after playing it many times.

I had the privilege of playing this game right after development finished, and so far, it's the most seamless combination of fun gameplay and education that I've seen. Great for teaching about societal health and vaccination, and also great as an example of game design for a purpose.

I played the normal POX board game. It's is a simple, yet amusing board game. It reminded me a bit of the game Go, except easier. It's a pretty decent game, but after you get a hang of the strategy, it's pretty easy to beat. The game is fun to play alone or with a group of friends and I really enjoyed the cooperative aspect of this game. The aesthetic and packaging of the game is also quite pleasing.

I also played the zombie version at E3 2012, and really enjoyed the simplicity and yet deceiving complexity of this game! Easy to learn, and fun to play again and again in order to understand the best strategy, which changes each game and depending on the number of players.