Game of The States by Winning Moves — 1970s Artwork, Pick Up & Deliver Family Board Game (2–4 players, ages 8+)

Playful geography, engaging competition, and a touch of nostalgia

Discover the classic Game of the States from Winning Moves, updated with authentic 1970s artwork that adds color and character to family game night. This lively race across the United States combines strategy, memory, and exploration as players guide their trucks, trade goods, and learn along the way.

What’s inside and how it works

The game includes four plastic pickup trucks, a sturdy gameboard, a deck of 50 State cards, a spinner, play money, and 16 wooden packages that represent goods to move across the map. The components are designed for hands-on play and durable use during repeated game nights.

• 4 plastic pickup trucks for moving goods on and off the board
• 16 wooden packages representing commodities students can trade
• A thick gameboard, a spinner, and play money for an authentic feel
• 50 state cards that fuel discussion and quick challenges

Educational spark without the textbook

As state cards are drawn, players encounter STEM-related facts tied to each state, inviting geography, economics, and regional products into the play space in a friendly, readable format. The cards also unlock short trivia prompts—such as guessing a state capital—adding variety to every session.

• STEM-aligned content that complements classroom topics
• Quick trivia prompts to test memory and encourage discussion

Play styles and social fun

Designed for 2–4 players and suitable for ages 8 and up, the game supports quick rounds and longer strategic sessions. You can also pull the state cards out for simple trivia challenges on family evenings or classroom activities, even without the board.

Why families and classrooms choose this game

Beyond entertainment, the experience invites conversations about U.S. geography, state industries, and regional products. The tactile trucks and physical goods provide a hands-on, interactive learning experience that builds turn-taking, planning, and negotiation skills, all within a nostalgic, engaging framework.