Discover illustrated quartet games online
Quartet Games offer twice the fun: The playing the game itself is a source of fun for both young and old, and additionally fun and useful facts can be discovered while playing. Prominent examples for Quartets are car quartets or horse quartets - different kinds of cars or various horse breeds are compared with each other in different categories. A lot of grownups still remember the facts they memorized as a kid during the hourlong quartet sessions.
There are quartets for all sorts of interest. At Marmota Maps, we offer quartets covering the following topics:
- Mountains of the Earth: Unique mountains from all over the world
- Mountains of the Alps: Illustrated mountains from all eight countries in the Alpine region
- Alpine Animals: Animals of the Alpine region, including facts for all animals
For what age are quartetgames suitable?
Quartetgames are suitable for every age, except babys and small children. The fun increases with the the ability to read though, so we'd recommend quartetgames from elementary school on. A lot of younger children do enjoy the lovely pictures though, especially the ones in the Alpine Animals Quartet. There is no age limit for playing Quartet: A lot of older people enjoy playing quartet- and cardgames, which makes it a perfect family-game, suitable for all generations.
How do you play quartet?
All of our quartets contain a set of rules. But don't worry: The rules are short and easy to comprehend. The game is played with 32 Cards and different categories. Different values for each categorie are compared to each other - Players with higher values on their cards usually win. The goal can be to either collect all cards or just different quartes - depending on what version of the game is played.
