Piece together the world with this fun family game for all ages. With two great variations of the board game, and even something for the players under seven years, world geography can be explored at multiple levels. The focal point of the game is the 9. x 6. jigsaw puzzle .one for each player . giving a total of four. Assembling the puzzle is the most basic form of the game, perfect for the younger children, while other elements are added into the two main versions. In the first game, players spin the spinner and pick the puzzle piece that corresponds to the piece indicated on the spinner card. There are also swap spaces, where you swap puzzle pieces with another player, and free piece spaces where you can take a piece from any other player or the puzzle piece bank. But beware, there are also spaces where you must return a piece to the bank, or give it to another player. The second game adds another dimension - geography questions. Players spin the spinner, and if their selection is either a land or water piece, they must first answer a multi-choice question to be able to claim their puzzle piece. All the other rules are the same. Other variations of the game are listed in the rule book, and four languages are used throughout the rule book, puzzle pieces, spinner card, and question cards - so you can practice your French, German, or Spanish at the same time!~ Zach