LUPO: The Space Adventure - Your Imagination is Humanity's Only Hope!

We're a homeschooling family from the U.S., and by and large our children's games are pretty traditional -- for example, chess and cards. We were intrigued, though, when we encountered this product. We purchased it, and our family experience with it has been very positive.Our children, ages 14, 10 and 8, had a very fun time with Lupo. They're already natural storytellers and quite imaginative -- and those traits were only enhanced by this game, but in a very lively, lighthearted, and jocular manner. As parents, we were happy to notice that the children were not only having an enjoyable time, but their creativity and imaginations were being stimulated in a co-operative, open-ended and largely non-competitive game experience. We and the children all liked how there was a certain structure to the game, but the rules were rather malleable and this freedom enhanced the game's flexibility and pleasure.We can fairly say it's a good game experience for all youngsters, but if your children are readers, enjoy science fiction, like to tell and hear stories, have fun getting along and collaborating with their peers, Lupo should be an especially good fit -- not only for families, but for classrooms as well.

This game alows you to use your creativity. However, I think it lacks depth and variety in characters. It was a fun game the first two to three times then it kinda of got borring.

I can see this being a great activity for team building on school projects, office settings, or similar exercises. It would also be fun in the classroom to use as a tool to teach just about any subject. However, it's just not that fun with a group who are out to play a game with rules and an obvious objective. If you want LESS rules and NO real end goal, then this might entertain you. Otherwise, I wouldn't consider it a game, it's more or less just a creative exercise.

I bought this to be played with my 6th grade class. They are absolutely loving it! The creative conversations and the collaborative team work that is happening in my classroom is amazing. I love hearing the wild things they are coming up with and watching them adjust for the impact cards is pretty awesome too. Love the game!

This is a fully realized and really fun way to help kids use their imaginations. As a teacher, LUPO's Space Adventure really helps the kids to cooperatively write a built realized story.I'm waiting for more from LUPO. Possibly another game like this in a different genre or atmosphere.A great product.

The game has quite small pictures, and requires a lot of drawing and imagination. It is sort of short of having play options unless players are very much into space and stories. Even those of us who are into space and stories found ourselves disinterested once we learned the rules.

Our kids (in elementary and high school) love the game concept and the characters in the game. It is fun and sparks creativity. The visuals are well done and add to the fantasy

Great game! Open ended times 10! adults and Kids!