GNAM is an educational game for children in primary and secondary school, with the goal to help them develop correct food habits. The game is based on a deck of food/water cards, each of them showing nutrients (carbohydrates, fats, proteins, liquid) and a symbol to specify when the food is usually consumed during the day. Players draft 6 food cards, trying to collect 2 of them for each of the daily meals (breakfast-lunch-dinner). A player who collects too few liquids cannot win; the other players check whether they have eaten too many (or too few) nutrients. The most balanced diet wins the game! —description from the publisher

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