This woud probably benifit from more Languages since its geared towards familys
are the plans for more than english?

no And any regionalisation for English speakers too, games like this tend to be US centric. I've no idea which State the Grand Canyon is in. To be fair I don't know which county Cheddar Gorge is in either

Sorry, I don't understand the question...

;) Colorado?
Would be my guess (without googling, I promise).

Edit: Dang!
After googling, I now know it's Arizona. XD

Wow, 6800 questions...this is an international store...selling valid, commercial games.

This is surely a website game that has gotten lost right?

o.O Seems like one of them "bargain" bin titles.

Seriously? There's no bottom of the barrel left to scrape at this point.

"A must have!", my inner 3rd grader says.

I guess they couldn't get Jeff Foxworthy's likeness. I haven't thought about that show in... like 14 years. Fun fact: There are two Colorado Rivers in the United States. Texas has one of its own.

For those who don't know, this was a popular tv show for a while (I never watched). I'm naturally assuming this game was based on the popularity of that show. As others have suggested, I assume most of the questions would be US-centric, so even releasing in non-English languages wouldn't necessarily make it accessible for non-US people.

The appeal of the show was about laughing at adults being ignorant of things even children knew, either because the adults had forgotten or just never learned the subject matter. Here's one clip:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8pnec4Hxps&ab_channel=astanleything

It was amusing, we had similar shows in Japan, but I always felt a little bad for the kids who never figured out being an adult requires more than rote memorization of useless facts.

"Pick your poison." ~ Jeff Foxworthy... A truly emblematic line from the show. ((;--))

This has that unsettling Cocomelon look to it.

Curious to see this coming to play, and multiple people have already commented on Jeff Foxworthy.

Though why bring this now? The original show was a pilot test run and while did well enough and i'm surprised it didn't stay, it's kinda... old news.

That and requirements have gone down heavily. New York for example most graduating students can't read/write or do basic math. So it depends on what the baseline 5th grader is that they are referencing. Also going against multiple AI's that are supposedly 5th grader doesn't do much, vs real 5th graders making it kinda a pointless illusion.

Maybe that's why it looked like they snatched a kid from the 1970s judging by his fashion in that clip of bluemooners.

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