This one was recommended to me and amazon had the best price! I was looking for educational board/card games for my homeschool and I love mythology, so I became very interested in this one (such a cute idea and name).was very easy to learn, kids love it and can't get enough, it's also really fun for me too!

Had high expectations as this vmcame highly recommended. my almost 7 year old thought it was too boring. I try to sneak in as much learning as possible through games, but this one she refused to play after a few times as she thought it was too simple. The zeus figure is so cute and so are the cards. I just wish the gameplay appealed more to my child.

Very fun family game.Some people may find this too simple and not a lot of playability. That's just the reason of -1 star.I enjoyed the game because it :1.helps kids to learn addition and subtraction. The game said ages 8+. But it can be played with kids at 5 years of age. Really depends on how early the kid starts with math.2.can be played quickly if you know how to. So it is a game that can limit play time if your kids wants to play something with you and you don't have 2 hrs to play. Plays…

My kids are currently 6 and 9, and on the heels of a Harry Potter obsession they've since developed an adoration for all things mythological (we're reading Percy Jackson together, my daughter has read the Goddess Girl books, and both like to read the original myths and stories).They love trying to sneak in win by hording god and goddess cards, and the game is as educational as it is fun. My son is in 1st grade and just learning to count my tens. In order to strategize he needs to flex his math…

We bought this after our 7 year old saw the flier for it in her Sushi Go game (good marketing, guys!) and got excited because she is really into Greek Mythology right now. I think this game is a little more fun than Sushi Go! It goes more quickly and the point system is not as complex. Love it! Definitely buying a few for birthday gifts for other 1st graders.

This was bought as a small packable game to go, to use as a way to pass the time with my kids. The rules are simple and easy to learn, with special Greek gods cards that make things interesting. Play can be fast, and is a fun way to practice addition and subtraction.

We bought this for our 11-year-old daughter who loves mythology and Percy Jackson, etc. But it turned out the game is tons of fun for all ages, all interests. My husband and I love the game. It's fun when you get going and pass Zeus around. Sometimes the game lasts a long time, but there are twists along the way, and the round could end after 2-3 cards are played. The whole bit about it being a great practice for learning addition is secondary to the real fun of Zeus on the Loose--you forget…

Easy game to learn for all ages. I adapted it for use with students with visual impairments by brailling the cards and producing a "cheat sheet” in large print and Braille for students to keep by them to refer to for each character card.

We enjoy the game a lot. My daughter is not quite reading so we just show all of the cards. She also isn’t adding in her head just yet but she loves playing games so we just add the running total on an abacus that has 2 different colors on it to show increments of 5’s. Works perfect, she still gets to practice a bit of reading and mostly math while having fun!

My grade 3 class absolutely loves this game! I love that they are practising adding, rounding and regrouping while having fun. Some students find it difficult to keep the number in their heads, so we use a counter on a hundreds chart to keep track. Great game!

Takes a time or two to really get the game for younger players, but lots of fun and great way to help children with addition and subtraction skills-- not to mention history/philosophy-- while also having a lot of fun.

My 8yr olds play it often. It reinforces mental math. This game also led to them researching Greek & Roman mythology as well as choosing more fictional novels with mythological characters (this was great because they had been in a reading rut). It’s easy to keep in a purse or large coat pocket for use in waiting rooms & at restaurants.

I played this game with both children and with adults. Everyone enjoys it because the rounds can go as fast or as slow as you want to play it. The game is great for practicing mental math skills!

Loved this game way more than I expected. It is perfect for killing time with the kids when waiting for food to arrive at restaurants, etc. Game moves fast and anyone can pick up quick. Luck element makes it so all kids have a chance. Makes them use mental math, too. Easily fits in purse. Buy it!

My eight year old wanted this for his birthday, he'd played it with a friend. We bought it and we love it! It's unlike any other game we have, requires some basic addition skills, some strategy, and some luck. It's been equally fun for us parents and for the kids.

What a great game! Educational, fun, fast paced. My kids are 6 & 8, and they get such a kick out of beating mom and dad at this game! This is a great way to practice math skills in a fun way, there's adding, subtracting, rounding, multiples of 10, etc. This was a stocking stuffer for my 8 year old who is into Greek Gods after reading the Goddess Girls book series. I'm glad I found this game, it moves fast enough that we can play a few rounds after dinner and enjoy family fun time while…

I got this because my kids needed math practice and are obsessed with Greek mythology thanks to Percy Jackson. They were certain this game was going to be lame. I was met with groans when it arrived, and they were forced to give it a try. After one round they loved it. It’s now the most requested game in our collection.

It’s quick to learn and fairly easy to play with a variety of ages (children and adults) I wish we learned more about the Greek gods playing this game. There also seem to be a couple of cards that you can hold onto to ensure you win, which ruins it once everyone figures that out and we removed.

My five year old and I play a bit of a variant (house rules) on this game because the rules are a bit overly complex. Still it's fun and stealing the little Zeus figurine is a great time for her. It's also nice to introduce her to the gods.