Santa Claus brought it to us on Christmas. Since we also have the other one with Odysseus, the rules are the same: whoever has the most adventures wins. It's an opportunity to improve our reading skills (which was the original purpose of this purchase). I don't think it will interest children older than 12-13 years old. It has easy questions like "Which goddess hated Hercules, goddess Athena or goddess Hera?" so the child has a 50/50 chance of answering correctly even if they don't know. Nice cardboard board.

My 7 and 5.5-year-old children quickly and easily learned a little bit about mythology. I highly recommend the game with the gods of Olympus

Very nice and fun way to learn mythology through the game. We got it for Christmas '20. I don't know if it's because of the lockdowns, the crime, and the fact that my son loves mythology (they definitely play a role), but my kids loved it. Even though they are young (6 + 4), we played it constantly on a daily basis without any problem understanding the rules, questions, etc. The 6-year-old, knowing the myths, learned some details and the 4-year-old tried to find the solution in the illustrations (sometimes this is possible). Due to their age, I turned it into multiple-choice by adding answers from my own mind (wrong ones, but in the same theme).

I gave it as a gift... I don't know how much it was played with... but because my nephew really likes Hercules, it was a game that he enjoyed when he got it in his hands.

Extremely nice activity for family play. I want to believe that by "challenging" the rules a bit, gradually, it can regain the interest of children when they have already learned the answers!