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Who's That Monster? Magnetic Travel Game

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$10.5 $15 In stock

Category: Puzzles & Games

Ask the right questions, and don’t get spooked when you play Who’s That Monster? Magnetic Travel Game!

“Does your monster have three eyes?” “Do they have wings?” “Are they furry?” “Is your monster called Bill? YAY!” You must look closely and think smart to win this ghoulish guessing game! Grab a friend, secretly choose your monsters, then take turns asking “yes” or “no” questions to narrow down the search for each other’s characters. Whoever names their opponent’s mystery monster first is the winner.

Made for 2 players, ages 4+, this game improves observational skills, develops patience and focus, and gets kids talking. It’s also a great way to encourage screen-free play with friends.

Inside this magnetic set, you’ll find 50 counters, 25 Mystery Monster cards, 2 character frames, and English, Dutch, French, German, Italian, and Spanish instructions. Plus, this is the ideal game to keep kids busy when you’re out and about because the tin is the game board. Whether at a restaurant, in a waiting room, or on a long journey, your child can take the fun with them wherever they go—all they need is a spooktacular opponent!

Made using FSC materials and packaged in a reusable and recyclable tin.

Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 25 reviews)

Emily ★★★★★

We played this on the airplane and my six-year-old didn’t lose a single piece thanks to the magnetic board. The question cards are clever enough that even I got tricked guessing the wrong monster. It kept us both entertained for the whole flight, which is saying something.

Abigail M. ★★★★★

The magnetic pieces stayed put even when my kids jostled the board on the airplane tray table, which is more than I can say for most travel games we've tried. Figuring out if my monster had wings or three eyes got us through a whole hour of waiting without a single complaint.

Penelope S. ★★★★★

We grabbed this for a long car ride and the magnetic pieces stayed put even when my son jostled the board. Asking questions to narrow down the monsters kept him quietly engaged for almost the whole trip.