Hail to the Chief, a game for two to four players, age 10 to adult, is designed to educate children and adults about the process of electing a U.S. president.

The game is divided into two phases. In the first, players move around the outer edge of the board, landing on likenesses of the 42 U.S. presidents and answering questions about them (the game is updated every four years, and contains questions about the Clinton Administration).

In the second phase, which players begin when they obtain enough "delegate votes" in the first phase, players move around a map of the United States, answering questions about geography, history, and government. In both phases of the game questions are on four levels of difficulty, so that children are able to compete against adults (questions at the easiest level can often be answered simply by perusing the game board).

Hail to the Chief is available at stores that sell educational games. For more information contact Aristoplay, Ltd., P.O. Box 7645, Ann Arbor, MI 48107; phone 1-800-634-7738; Website http://www.aristoplay.com.