Flags of The World Memory Matching Game – 100 Cards, 50 Countries to Match – Educational & Fun for Kids and Adults – Color-Coded by Continent – Learn Flags, Capitals, and Geography

Good quality cards. Good information. The little booklet is sort of useless though. For matching, it looks too difficult, but was absolutely perfect. My 6year old loves it, and we usually play with 3 people. Very doable and and enjoyable for whole family. Great animals variety. Love it.

These were perfect! I bought these to play Memory with my mother who has dementia. The cards are thick enough for her to grasp. The pictures are vivid and distinct enough for her to remember. Perfect for practicing memory with an adult.

I love this memory games, and my kids too, it’s a perfect gift and perfect to have a good time in family, the design is so cool

Like the painting. They are a nice size. Seem to be good quality.

Missing Puerto Rico

Pictures of bright and clear, cards are glossy. I would suggest if you are using it with someone with diminished capacity start with a small sampling first and then work your way up to using more of the deck.

WOW es genial este juego. Nos mantenemos entretenidos con mis hijos. Gracias

Cards are thinner than playing cards - not the typical cardboard like memory game cards.

The cards are too sleak and difficult for the kids to pick them. Expected more thick cards which are easy to handle

Beautiful photos

Came in the expected timeframe. Looks good- is the same brand as a previous 'countries' memory game I had bought for our grandson with special needs which has proved to be a big hit and excellent quality. I have yet to give him the soccer game as it is to be a gift for an approaching special occasion for him.

Excelente juego de mesa, bueno para aprender las banderas, muy entretenido

Great set, especially good for adults who want to strengthen their memory or are struggling with dementia/Alzheimer's. Nice to have an option that isn't so obviously made for children! There are A LOT of cards in this deck, so using a smaller number at a time might be advisable, depending on the person's needs.