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ToyDirectory� - University Games - Smart Ass from UNIVERSITY GAMES,
Wholesale Price: (Log in to view)Minimum Order: (Log in to view)Minimum Reorder: (Log in to view)Dropship Available?: (Log in to view)Ships From: (Log in to view)Terms: (Log in to view) AVRG: $22.98Age Range: 12 and upSKU or Item #: 01360Launch Date: February 2007Gender: Boys And Girls In this fast-paced trivia game for two to eight players, each Who, What and Where Am I? card has 10 clues, and the first player to yell out the correct answer moves one step closer to being the ultimate "Smart Ass." The first player to reach the target in the center of the board wins. Contents include a game board, eight donkey playing pieces, 490 questions, one category die, one movement die and instructions. This product won the 2007 Game of the Year Award from the Australian Games Association. "It's funny, fast-paced ... takes less than 30 minutes and there are no turns!" Matthew Crovitz of University Games told TDmonthly. "[It] was invented by Rob Elliot — the longtime host of Wheel of Fortune in Australia, a man who knows a thing or two about trivia and fun." Launch date: February 2007. ToyDirectory Product ID#: 13064 (added 5/23/2007)
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Wholesale Price: (Log in to view)Minimum Order: (Log in to view)Minimum Reorder: (Log in to view)Dropship Available?: (Log in to view)Ships From: (Log in to view)Terms: (Log in to view) AVRG: $7.97Gender: Boys And Girls In this fast-paced trivia game for two to eight players, each Who, What and Where Am I? card has 10 clues, and the first player to yell out the correct answer moves one step closer to being the ultimate "Smart Ass." The first player to reach the target in the center of the board wins. Contents include a game board, eight donkey playing pieces, 490 questions, one category die, one movement die and instructions. This product won the 2007 Game of the Year Award from the Australian Games Association. "It's funny, fast-paced ... takes less than 30 minutes and there are no turns!" Matthew Crovitz of University Games told TDmonthly. "[It] was invented by Rob Elliot — the longtime host of Wheel of Fortune in Australia, a man who knows a thing or two about trivia and fun." Launch date: February 2007. Things to Keep in MindA notable concern among buyers is the frequent arrival of the product with a damaged or torn box, which can impact its suitability as a gift. Why You'll Like ItMany parents find the game effective for teaching young children alphabet recognition and phonics, noting its engaging Eric Carle illustrations and larger card size that suits smaller hands. ToyDirectory Product ID#: 54153 (added 7/19/2025) .
Wholesale Price: (Log in to view)Minimum Order: (Log in to view)Minimum Reorder: (Log in to view)Dropship Available?: (Log in to view)Ships From: (Log in to view)Terms: (Log in to view) AVRG: $15.37Gender: Boys And Girls In this fast-paced trivia game for two to eight players, each Who, What and Where Am I? card has 10 clues, and the first player to yell out the correct answer moves one step closer to being the ultimate "Smart Ass." The first player to reach the target in the center of the board wins. Contents include a game board, eight donkey playing pieces, 490 questions, one category die, one movement die and instructions. This product won the 2007 Game of the Year Award from the Australian Games Association. "It's funny, fast-paced ... takes less than 30 minutes and there are no turns!" Matthew Crovitz of University Games told TDmonthly. "[It] was invented by Rob Elliot — the longtime host of Wheel of Fortune in Australia, a man who knows a thing or two about trivia and fun." Launch date: February 2007. Things to Keep in MindMany reviewers indicate that the puzzle pieces are made of thin cardboard, which frequently warps and prevents the puzzle from staying securely assembled. Why You'll Like ItThe puzzle is generally appreciated for its engaging Richard Scarry artwork and large, child-friendly pieces that can be enjoyed by various young age groups, often promoting discussion and learning. ToyDirectory Product ID#: 54407 (added 7/9/2025) .
Wholesale Price: (Log in to view)Minimum Order: (Log in to view)Minimum Reorder: (Log in to view)Dropship Available?: (Log in to view)Ships From: (Log in to view)Terms: (Log in to view) AVRG: $14.99Gender: Boys And Girls In this fast-paced trivia game for two to eight players, each Who, What and Where Am I? card has 10 clues, and the first player to yell out the correct answer moves one step closer to being the ultimate "Smart Ass." The first player to reach the target in the center of the board wins. Contents include a game board, eight donkey playing pieces, 490 questions, one category die, one movement die and instructions. This product won the 2007 Game of the Year Award from the Australian Games Association. "It's funny, fast-paced ... takes less than 30 minutes and there are no turns!" Matthew Crovitz of University Games told TDmonthly. "[It] was invented by Rob Elliot — the longtime host of Wheel of Fortune in Australia, a man who knows a thing or two about trivia and fun." Launch date: February 2007. Things to Keep in MindA notable number of reviews report quality control issues, including pieces arriving scratched, bent, with faulty edges, containing mold, or having duplicates that prevent the puzzle from being completed. Why You'll Like ItThe puzzle is generally well-loved by children, featuring large, easy-to-handle pieces and a two-sided design that supports learning colors, shapes, and problem-solving skills. ToyDirectory Product ID#: 54318 (added 7/9/2025) .
Wholesale Price: (Log in to view)Minimum Order: (Log in to view)Minimum Reorder: (Log in to view)Dropship Available?: (Log in to view)Ships From: (Log in to view)Terms: (Log in to view) AVRG: $13.49Gender: Boys And Girls In this fast-paced trivia game for two to eight players, each Who, What and Where Am I? card has 10 clues, and the first player to yell out the correct answer moves one step closer to being the ultimate "Smart Ass." The first player to reach the target in the center of the board wins. Contents include a game board, eight donkey playing pieces, 490 questions, one category die, one movement die and instructions. This product won the 2007 Game of the Year Award from the Australian Games Association. "It's funny, fast-paced ... takes less than 30 minutes and there are no turns!" Matthew Crovitz of University Games told TDmonthly. "[It] was invented by Rob Elliot — the longtime host of Wheel of Fortune in Australia, a man who knows a thing or two about trivia and fun." Launch date: February 2007. Things to Keep in MindA key concern raised by some users is the issue of missing or duplicate puzzle pieces upon delivery, impacting the completeness of the set. Why You'll Like ItThe puzzle is widely praised for its educational benefits, engaging children with letters, numbers, and sounds through its two-sided design and recognizable Eric Carle artwork. Its sturdy construction, large format, and value as a gift are also frequently noted. ToyDirectory Product ID#: 54319 (added 7/9/2025) .
Wholesale Price: (Log in to view)Minimum Order: (Log in to view)Minimum Reorder: (Log in to view)Dropship Available?: (Log in to view)Ships From: (Log in to view)Terms: (Log in to view) AVRG: $11.59Gender: Boys And Girls In this fast-paced trivia game for two to eight players, each Who, What and Where Am I? card has 10 clues, and the first player to yell out the correct answer moves one step closer to being the ultimate "Smart Ass." The first player to reach the target in the center of the board wins. Contents include a game board, eight donkey playing pieces, 490 questions, one category die, one movement die and instructions. This product won the 2007 Game of the Year Award from the Australian Games Association. "It's funny, fast-paced ... takes less than 30 minutes and there are no turns!" Matthew Crovitz of University Games told TDmonthly. "[It] was invented by Rob Elliot — the longtime host of Wheel of Fortune in Australia, a man who knows a thing or two about trivia and fun." Launch date: February 2007. Things to Keep in MindMany users found the puzzle's solution inconsistent or accidental, often occurring without logical deduction, which can lead to frustration and diminish re-playability. Additionally, several reviewers noted its actual size is significantly smaller than anticipated from product images. Why You'll Like ItThe puzzle is consistently praised for its robust, high-quality metal construction and overall durability, making it a well-crafted item that withstands repeated handling. ToyDirectory Product ID#: 54178 (added 7/9/2025) .
Wholesale Price: (Log in to view)Minimum Order: (Log in to view)Minimum Reorder: (Log in to view)Dropship Available?: (Log in to view)Ships From: (Log in to view)Terms: (Log in to view) AVRG: $11.97Gender: Boys And Girls In this fast-paced trivia game for two to eight players, each Who, What and Where Am I? card has 10 clues, and the first player to yell out the correct answer moves one step closer to being the ultimate "Smart Ass." The first player to reach the target in the center of the board wins. Contents include a game board, eight donkey playing pieces, 490 questions, one category die, one movement die and instructions. This product won the 2007 Game of the Year Award from the Australian Games Association. "It's funny, fast-paced ... takes less than 30 minutes and there are no turns!" Matthew Crovitz of University Games told TDmonthly. "[It] was invented by Rob Elliot — the longtime host of Wheel of Fortune in Australia, a man who knows a thing or two about trivia and fun." Launch date: February 2007. Things to Keep in MindA common point of feedback is that the puzzle is often considered too easy for its Level 1 rating, with some users solving it very quickly. There were also several reports of the puzzle not staying together well or falling apart easily after being opened. Why You'll Like ItMany users found this puzzle to be well-constructed from quality metal, providing an engaging and clever challenge that appealed to a wide age range and was particularly suitable as an introduction to brainteaser puzzles. ToyDirectory Product ID#: 54243 (added 7/9/2025) .
Wholesale Price: (Log in to view)Minimum Order: (Log in to view)Minimum Reorder: (Log in to view)Dropship Available?: (Log in to view)Ships From: (Log in to view)Terms: (Log in to view) AVRG: $11.97Gender: Boys And Girls In this fast-paced trivia game for two to eight players, each Who, What and Where Am I? card has 10 clues, and the first player to yell out the correct answer moves one step closer to being the ultimate "Smart Ass." The first player to reach the target in the center of the board wins. Contents include a game board, eight donkey playing pieces, 490 questions, one category die, one movement die and instructions. This product won the 2007 Game of the Year Award from the Australian Games Association. "It's funny, fast-paced ... takes less than 30 minutes and there are no turns!" Matthew Crovitz of University Games told TDmonthly. "[It] was invented by Rob Elliot — the longtime host of Wheel of Fortune in Australia, a man who knows a thing or two about trivia and fun." Launch date: February 2007. Things to Keep in MindSome users report a highly variable difficulty experience, with the puzzle being either too challenging to the point of frustration or too easily solved. There are also isolated instances of defective units where the pieces do not align properly, and one review noted its small size. Why You'll Like ItThe puzzle is often lauded for its robust, high-quality metal construction and its ability to provide a genuinely engaging and mentally stimulating experience that encourages persistent thought. Many find it to be a satisfying challenge or an effective fidget tool. ToyDirectory Product ID#: 54220 (added 7/9/2025) .
Wholesale Price: (Log in to view)Minimum Order: (Log in to view)Minimum Reorder: (Log in to view)Dropship Available?: (Log in to view)Ships From: (Log in to view)Terms: (Log in to view) AVRG: $11.97Gender: Boys And Girls In this fast-paced trivia game for two to eight players, each Who, What and Where Am I? card has 10 clues, and the first player to yell out the correct answer moves one step closer to being the ultimate "Smart Ass." The first player to reach the target in the center of the board wins. Contents include a game board, eight donkey playing pieces, 490 questions, one category die, one movement die and instructions. This product won the 2007 Game of the Year Award from the Australian Games Association. "It's funny, fast-paced ... takes less than 30 minutes and there are no turns!" Matthew Crovitz of University Games told TDmonthly. "[It] was invented by Rob Elliot — the longtime host of Wheel of Fortune in Australia, a man who knows a thing or two about trivia and fun." Launch date: February 2007. Things to Keep in MindMany users found the puzzle to be less challenging than its Level 2 rating suggests, often solving it very quickly. Additionally, some reviewers reported concerns about parts of the puzzle being prone to bending. Why You'll Like ItThe puzzle is noted for its solid cast metal construction, offering a good weight and feel that contributes to its perceived sturdiness and durability. ToyDirectory Product ID#: 54181 (added 7/9/2025) .
Wholesale Price: (Log in to view)Minimum Order: (Log in to view)Minimum Reorder: (Log in to view)Dropship Available?: (Log in to view)Ships From: (Log in to view)Terms: (Log in to view) AVRG: $11.97Gender: Boys And Girls In this fast-paced trivia game for two to eight players, each Who, What and Where Am I? card has 10 clues, and the first player to yell out the correct answer moves one step closer to being the ultimate "Smart Ass." The first player to reach the target in the center of the board wins. Contents include a game board, eight donkey playing pieces, 490 questions, one category die, one movement die and instructions. This product won the 2007 Game of the Year Award from the Australian Games Association. "It's funny, fast-paced ... takes less than 30 minutes and there are no turns!" Matthew Crovitz of University Games told TDmonthly. "[It] was invented by Rob Elliot — the longtime host of Wheel of Fortune in Australia, a man who knows a thing or two about trivia and fun." Launch date: February 2007. Things to Keep in MindMany reviewers found this puzzle to be exceptionally difficult, often requiring external assistance to solve, and some reported quality issues like pieces breaking or the finish wearing off. Why You'll Like ItReviewers frequently note the puzzle's good quality construction and its ability to provide a significant, engaging challenge for those who enjoy brain teasers. ToyDirectory Product ID#: 54282 (added 7/9/2025) .
Wholesale Price: (Log in to view)Minimum Order: (Log in to view)Minimum Reorder: (Log in to view)Dropship Available?: (Log in to view)Ships From: (Log in to view)Terms: (Log in to view) AVRG: $17.99Gender: Boys And Girls In this fast-paced trivia game for two to eight players, each Who, What and Where Am I? card has 10 clues, and the first player to yell out the correct answer moves one step closer to being the ultimate "Smart Ass." The first player to reach the target in the center of the board wins. Contents include a game board, eight donkey playing pieces, 490 questions, one category die, one movement die and instructions. This product won the 2007 Game of the Year Award from the Australian Games Association. "It's funny, fast-paced ... takes less than 30 minutes and there are no turns!" Matthew Crovitz of University Games told TDmonthly. "[It] was invented by Rob Elliot — the longtime host of Wheel of Fortune in Australia, a man who knows a thing or two about trivia and fun." Launch date: February 2007. Things to Keep in MindA prevalent concern among users is the puzzle's exceptionally low difficulty for a Level 1, with many finding it solvable in mere seconds even by young children, leading to disappointment for those expecting a significant challenge; some also reported it arriving already solved or easily separating upon opening. Why You'll Like ItReviewers consistently highlighted the puzzle's sturdy, high-quality polished metal construction, noting its smooth operation and suitability as an introductory brainteaser for beginners or as a quick, clever diversion for guests. ToyDirectory Product ID#: 54209 (added 7/9/2025) .
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