🌍 Build ecosystems, build brains — play smart, play green!
Genius Games' Ecosystem Ecology Board Game is a 2-6 player STEM-focused educational game designed for ages 14+. Players create sustainable wildlife habitats featuring animals like bears and eagles, combining strategic gameplay with science learning. With no assembly or batteries needed, it’s perfect for classrooms, families, and eco-conscious gamers seeking an engaging way to master biology and ecology concepts.
Product Dimensions | 16.51 x 11.43 x 4.14 cm; 260 g |
Manufacturer recommended age | 14 years and up |
Item model number | 6050 |
Language: | English |
Number of Game Players | 2-6 |
Number of pieces | 1 |
Assembly Required | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
Batteries included? | No |
Material Type(s) | Plastic |
Material Composition | 100% Wood |
Remote Control Included? | No |
Colour | Multicolor |
Release date | 20 Nov. 2019 |
ASIN | B07XGD6XL2 |
B**.
Fantastic Card Game
I played this the other day as a group of five and it was a great experience and all five of us loved it and want to play again. Because you are drafting cards and all choosing the next card to out in your ecosystem at the same time, there is no downtime and you are engaged all of the time with a fantastic puzzle as you work out how best to score points. Highly recommended.
M**H
Very good quality..
My family loved playing this game, good fun.
K**9
Wonderfully illustrated family game
My friend was delighted when she received her gift for all the family. It’s fun and educational and beautifully illustrated and I’m tempted to purchase this game for all of us…in fact I will…we’ll recommend!
L**Y
Best Game Ever
This is an excellent compact little game, it requires a little bit of strategic thinking and my children and I love playing this. The theme of the game is great, and actually does get the children thinking about all the elements we need for a healthy world - highly recommend
P**G
Family fun
Great game - a family favourite
P**1
Found it a bit complicated to explain to the children/teens.
Found it a bit complicated to explain to the children/teens. It helps to teach about the eco system although probably more relevant for other countries outside of UK as we don't get wolves here in Yorkshire.
M**S
Surprisingly fun considering I'd never heard of it
I'm not sure how much this will help you learn about nature as the description claims (unless for some reason you don't know what a fox looks like) but as an actual game this is surprisingly tactical. I've played with friends a few times and there doesn't seem to be a dominant strategy from what I can tell (which is a good thing) and it was rare for a player to run away with the lead which kept everyone engaged. This deserves to be much more well known amongst boardgame fans, the only reason I stumbled across it is because my friend did his degree in wildlife conservation so the box interested him, if it was not for that we'd probably have passed up on it.
J**Y
Great artwork
Nice filler game and lovely artwork
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