Find Seek Scavenger Outdoor Indoor Review

Photo shows burlap included but I did not receive it, just a deck of cards. The box of cards was thin and flimsy so a bag would have been nice. Pretty expensive for what you actually get.

The box of cards came a bit crumpled but intact. I intend to give this as a gift so the drawstring pouch makes the presentation more convenient and it was not included as described. Now that the box is dented too, it doesn't look like much. A cute game but well suited for family fun at home.

They are good at home or when we go somewhere I keep them in my purse. This is great fun for my 4 year old son whether we are indoors, outdoors, driving the car or waiting at the doctor's office. Find or point to something green. That's great. I first put them in an Easter basket, but I was thrilled to see how much he enjoys scavenger hunts. Would definitely buy again!

I was very excited to get these for my daughter for Christmas as we take a lot of vacations and I thought she would love it. The fact that it came with a drawstring pouch for storing cards was a major selling point for me because it roughs everything up and I know the box won't last long. Unfortunately, the bag wasn't there when we received it. I will most likely return.

The cards are durable, easy to read (especially for beginners) and conveniently stored in an eco-friendly drawstring pouch. We take these cards on nature walks, trips to the beach and backyard games. This no-fuss, go-anywhere game has become such a hit in our homes that it has become a popular gift choice over the last few years. I think what kids love about it is that it can be both competitive and non-competitive, it can be played as a team or individually.

This is a lifesaver for us during quarantine. My 7 year old loves the challenges I find from time to time to find 5 things that match 5 cards in five minutes. There are also two fun educational games. My kids are so creative at finding things like STEAMY that he found a compact mirror and breathed on it to heat it up. Hooray for igniting the thinking skills. Grandma looks for silly things that make kids laugh. I love the packaging they come in and that it's a compact deck that can be played…

I liked the idea of using realistic images to describe physical properties as opposed to the cartoony, colorful, unnatural images found in "gofindit" scavenger hunt maps. A lot of them are pretty good, but almost all of them are zoomed in so much that they're pixelated or don't even know what the picture is, and if they were zoomed out more it would be easier to understand what they mean. For example, as an adult, it took me a minute to figure out what the "hot" card meant. The image (see…