Getting Lost - Aussie Edition

Name: Getting Lost - Aussie Edition
SKU: GLAUE01
Price: 27.95 AUD
Availability: InStock

Processing Time: 1 - 2 Days

SKU: GLAUE01

$27.95

The Aussie Edition has all our favourite Getting Lost misdirection cards from our Adventurers Edition that you need to get you finding new places in your backyard (things like turn left, follow a blue car, head in the direction the wind is blowing) plus we’ve put in some extra, uniquely Aussie misdirections featuring koalas, billabongs, thongs, skinny lattes and tinnies.

This game gets Aussies who are sick of going to the same places to find new places to explore.

Features:

Cards measurement: 91mm x 55mm
Recommended age: All ages
Average game time: 4+ hours
Number of cards: 30

The pack of cards is a great gift on its own or you can add a mini suitcases in your favourite colour to keep your card safe and to make it an even more special gift.

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Each kit contains 30 “misdirection cards” which give you random directions to find new places. You'll find the hidden gems that don't always show up in the trip guides and support local businesses on your way. You'll find yourself enjoying the journey as much as the destination and all having a laugh together as you navigate using our generic misdirection cards. Wondering what kind of adventure you may have? Check out 9 year old Hunter's adventure with his family around NSW with the Aussie Edition as his guide.

"We took the Aussie Edition of the Getting Lost Game, 3 kids (aged 5 – 9) and two parents in need of a break to see just what we’d find in New South Wales without any plans. We were expecting great things but I’m not sure even we expected camel rides along the sand dunes, campgrounds with waterslides and mini golf, swimming pools with sharks and rays, snakes to pet and wild wallabies. What a country to get lost in!

We allocated two full days in our travel plans to just get lost playing the Aussie Edition of the Getting Lost Game and discover random things rather than plan our adventures. We started out in suburban Newcastle. After we followed a blue car for a while, then turned left and right, we pulled the “head to the highest point you can see” card."

As with all Getting Lost games, the game relies on landmarks like roads, signs and shops to guide you. We do not recommend that this game (or any of our games) are played in very remote areas where you are unlike to find these things.