Carmen Sandiego - Board Games and Card Games

Board Games and Card Games

University Games published a number of board games, and at least one card game, based on Carmen Sandiego throught the 90's.

  • Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego? card game.
  • Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? (1992)
    • The designer is A. Robert Moog
    • The number of players is 2 − 6
    • The suggested playing time is 60min
    • The suggested ages are 10 and up
  • Where in the USA is Carmen Sandiego? (1993)
    • The number of players is 2 − 6
    • The suggested playing time is 60min
    • The suggested ages are 8 and up
  • Where In The World is Carmen Sandiego? Card Game (1993)
    • The number of players is 2 − 10
    • The suggested playing time is 15min
    • The suggested ages are 10 and up
  • Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? Junior Detective Edition (1994)
    • The number of players is 2 − 4
    • The suggested playing time is 30min
    • The suggested ages are 4 and up
  • Where in Space is Carmen Sandiego (1995)
    • The number of players is 2 − 4
    • The suggested playing time is 60min
  • Where in Time Is Carmen Sandiego (1996)
    • The number of players is 2 − 4
    • The suggested playing time is 60min
    • The suggested ages are 8 and up

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