Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED
Perfect for trivia lovers who prefer teamwork over fighting for points.
Highlights
- Refreshing cooperative mechanic
- Diverse cultural content
- Functional solo mode
- Easy to teach and play
Keep in mind
- May feel repetitive for experts
- Depends on the group's knowledge level
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About the game
What you do in a play session
Ever thought about traveling the world without leaving your living room? Passaporte Mundo transforms the classic question-and-answer format into a collective journey. Unlike those trivia games where you want to crush your friends to win, the vibe here is completely different: you and your crew form a single team. The goal is to join forces and use the group's entire cultural knowledge to overcome challenges and advance through destinations. It's an immersive experience where no one is left behind, encouraging collaboration instead of fierce competition.
The game proposes fascinating challenges about various countries, covering everything from sports curiosities — such as knowing where football is the dominant sport or which nations have hosted the Olympics — to cultural and geographical facts. With 120 cards and 31 tokens, the dynamics are fluid and engaging, ideal for those who want to learn new things while having fun. The gameplay is described as 'infinite', meaning the experience renews itself with every session, keeping the group's interest high.
Whether playing with family, friends, or even testing your skills in solo mode, the game serves as a passport to discovery. It's the perfect choice for those seeking an educational game that doesn't feel like a classroom, but rather like a real adventure. The complexity is moderate, making it accessible for hobby beginners, yet challenging enough for those who consider themselves general knowledge experts. Get your passport ready, gather your team, and find out if you have what it takes to conquer the globe!
The game proposes fascinating challenges about various countries, covering everything from sports curiosities — such as knowing where football is the dominant sport or which nations have hosted the Olympics — to cultural and geographical facts. With 120 cards and 31 tokens, the dynamics are fluid and engaging, ideal for those who want to learn new things while having fun. The gameplay is described as 'infinite', meaning the experience renews itself with every session, keeping the group's interest high.
Whether playing with family, friends, or even testing your skills in solo mode, the game serves as a passport to discovery. It's the perfect choice for those seeking an educational game that doesn't feel like a classroom, but rather like a real adventure. The complexity is moderate, making it accessible for hobby beginners, yet challenging enough for those who consider themselves general knowledge experts. Get your passport ready, gather your team, and find out if you have what it takes to conquer the globe!
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Soundtrack
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Mechanics, categories, families and credits
Mechanics
Categories
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Publisher
Jogo na Mesa
Designer
Rodrigo Rego
Artist
Eduardo M. Dos Reis
Community
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
Can I play it alone?
Yes! The game includes a solo mode for those who want to test their knowledge on their own.
How long does a game last?
On average, games last about 45 minutes, which is great for those who don't want to spend the whole afternoon.
Is it too difficult?
The weight is moderate (1.66), so it's accessible, but the questions might make you think a bit.
What's inside the box?
You'll find 120 cards and 31 tokens to manage your journey.
What is the recommended age?
It's recommended for ages 12 and up, but curious groups of any age usually enjoy it.
Is it a competitive game?
No, it is fully cooperative. You win or lose together!
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