Buffalo Games - Chronology - The Game Where You Make History - Historical Timeline Trivia for 2+ Players, Ages 14+

HISTORICAL TIMELINE CHALLENGE: Engage in this fun and educational party game where your goal is to build a timeline of historical events; perfect for history buffs and educational trivia enthusiasts.QUICK AND EASY SETUP: Simple rules mean you'll be playing in minutes; however, with 800 unique true events, even seasoned history lovers will find themselves using their brain power to secure points. The first player to build a timeline of 10 cards wins!UPDATED CONTENT: Includes brand new cards, spanning 2,000 years of history, now through 2024. On your turn, someone will read you a historical event from a card. You decide where that event falls in your timeline. If you are right, you keep the card, and your timeline grows.DIVERSE GAMEPLAY OPTIONS: Suitable for 2 to 8 players; ideal for small gatherings or as a trivia party game for adults, seamlessly fitting into any game night or family event.EDUCATIONAL AND FUN: Combines learning with entertainment, helping players enhance their historical knowledge while providing hours of competitive fun; suitable for ages 14+.Product DescriptionThink you know which came first the invention of mayonnaise or decaffeinated coffee? Lincolns Gettysburg address or John Deeres first plow? Test your knowledge with Chronology by Buffalo Games the game of all time! In Chronology, each player builds his or her own timeline of cards. On your turn, someone will read you a historical event from a card. You decide where that event falls in your timeline. If you are right, you keep the card and your timeline grows. The first player to build a timeline of 10 cards wins! Recommended for 2 to 8 players, ages 14+. Contents include 429 double-sided cards with 858 events.From the ManufacturerChronology: The Game of All Time. Build your own timeline using 858 events. When was the bikini introduced? Before or after the Gettysburg Address? Before or after man lands on the moon? The first person to assemble a timeline of ten cards wins - and now you're playing Chronology.