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Colour Quest™ – Wooden Memory Match Game
Colour Quest™ – Wooden Memory Match Game
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Colour Quest™ – Wooden Memory Match Game
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$39.95
Regular price
$39.95
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$79.95
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Roll, Remember & Match
The Colour Quest™ Wooden Memory Match Game is simple to learn and exciting to play. Roll the colour die, choose a hidden piece and reveal whether you found the matching colour.
Build Memory Through Play
Every turn challenges players to remember where the colours are hidden. It’s a fun way to strengthen memory, focus, concentration and colour recognition.
Screen-Free Family Fun
With 24 colourful pieces and multiple ways to play, Colour Quest™ brings kids and adults together. Match correctly to take another turn, collect the most pieces and win!
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Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.9 / 5 from 304 reviews.
Bought this for our kids and it has ended up becoming a family game after dinner. Everyone gets very competitive trying to remember where each colour is haha. I love that there are no screens or batteries involved, and it’s been really good for getting our youngest to practise colours and taking turns.
Simple idea but surprisingly addictive. The wooden pieces feel nice and sturdy too.
Really happy with this one. My daughter loves trying to remember where all the different colours are hiding and gets so excited when she finds the right one. It’s nice having a game that’s actually fun while also getting her to concentrate and use her memory.
Great screen-free activity.
My kids picked this up really quickly and now ask to play it all the time. It’s simple enough for the younger one but still competitive enough that the whole family gets involved.
Such a fun little game!
My eight-year-old enjoyed the matching idea during the holidays; we got far more use from it than expected.
My kids picked it up quickly
My son started helping each other remember over the weekend, and everyone wanted another round.
My granddaughter worked out a little strategy at the kitchen table, and it worked well for mixed ages.
My nephew enjoyed taking turns with the die during a family visit, and everyone wanted another round.
The matching idea works well for kids and adults, while both kids kept asking for another game.
Our family has played it heaps
Our six-year-old plays without help
everyone beat the adults more than once at the kitchen table. the wooden pieces felt really nice, so the younger kids kept up. I can see this getting regular use.
The six colours encourages everyone to pay attention, while our family enjoyed taking turns with the die.
It worked well for mixed ages after my niece worked out a little strategy during a family visit.
During quiet time, the game needed almost no setup; the grandparents tracked the colours surprisingly well, and nobody asked for a screen. I can see this getting regular use.
Our youngest understood it straight away
Good game for short attention spans
Simple and fun
Great for keeping little minds busy
My nephew asks for rematches constantly
my son started using little memory tricks. During the holidays, the hidden pieces rewarded attention; rematches happened straight away. That made it an easy family pick.
Everyone wanted another round after two cousins spent ages trying to beat each other on a rainy afternoon.
Kids love it
On a slow morning, my grandson tracked the colours surprisingly well. the board kept everything together; the table stayed busy. It was much better than expected.
The memory part gets surprisingly tricky
Fun colour matching
The colour die works well for kids and adults, while my grandson liked guessing where each colour was.
Quick setup means it gets used
The simple turn-taking makes the game feel different each round, while my eight-year-old worked out a little strategy.
the memory challenge stayed interesting. After dinner, our six-year-old tracked the colours surprisingly well; the grandparents enjoyed it. It was much better than expected.
During family game night, the board kept everything together; everyone started using little memory tricks, and the kids wanted more. The simple idea has plenty of replay.
Family game winner
Kids enjoy remembering previous turns
On Sunday morning, my grandson started remembering the hidden colours quickly; even the grandparents enjoyed playing.
our eight-year-old wanted another game immediately on a wet weekend. the six colours were easy to spot, so rematches happened straight away. It was easy to pack away afterwards.
Quick game that everyone understands
