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Linnyg Uno Extreme: ... Extreme adds a new dimension to the original game of Uno, which I enjoy very much. I recently purchased Uno Extreme for a childrens camp that I work on as I had seen them very much enjoying playing it in the past. Having tried it out I have to say I much prefer the original game. Extreme is a bit of fun but for anyone who wants to actually play the game it becomes a bit ridiculous. Instead of drawing extra card...
Read the full review: Uno Extreme AKA Uno Completely Random by Linnyg
 

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Card Games - Simpsons Uno Simpsons Uno
Flair / Card Games / Card game in Simpsons themed tin.
overall rating  1 review
 
Knowing Me Knowing You Game Knowing Me Knowing You Game
Age: 14 Years+ / Card Games / For 2-6 players - Find out how well you really know your partner and share laughable embarrassing moments!
overall rating  1 review
 
Card Games - Nordic Games Sequence Nordic Games Sequence
Card Games / Brand: Nordic Games - An exciting game of strategy Play a card from your hand, place a chip on the corresponding space on the gameboard. When you have 5 in a row, it's a Sequence. Learn to block your opponents - remove their chips. Watch out for the Jacks - they are wild!!! With a little s...
overall rating  1 review
 
Jungle Speed Jungle Speed
Manufacturer: Ferd.Piatnik & Sohne / Card Games / Be the quickest and snatch the totem before anyone else. The rules change as the game progresses. The king of the jungle is the one who is able to get rid of their cards. For 3 to 6 players.
overall rating  1 review
 
Card Games - Wild Card Games Backpacker Wild Card Games Backpacker
Brand: Wild Card Games / For 2 to 6 players - Backpacker is a fantastic card game for 2 to 6 players, and just like travelling, it's fun, exciting, fast changing and very addictive. Experience all the fun and unpredictability of travelling the world, as you try to outwit your opponents to ...
overall rating  1 review
 
Orchard Toys Jelly Elephants Orchard Toys Jelly Elephants
Brand: Orchard Toys / Card Games / Age: 3 Years+ / For 2 to 4 players
overall rating  1 review
 
Card Games - Top Tramps Top Tramps
Card Games / Adult Card Game - Take it in turns trying to guess your opponents card. Guess higher on ratings like 'Stink Factor' and 'Tramp Power' to steal your opponents card. The first to get all the cards is the winner!
overall rating  1 review
 
Winning Moves Top Cards Whot! Winning Moves Top Cards Whot!
Brand: Winning Moves / Card Games / Age: 6 Years+ / For 2 or more players - Whot! is a fast moving card game. Each card is illustrated with easily recognised shapes and numbers. The game play is simple - just match the shape or number on your card with the shape or number on the previous card. The firs...
overall rating  1 review
 
Card Games - Lexicon The Classic Word Game Lexicon The Classic Word Game
Card Game / Card Games / Winning Moves - Lexicon consists of lettered cards which have a different value. There are three different ways that Lexicon can be played, but all games revolve around making words! For ages 8+.
overall rating  2 reviews
 
Hasbro Monopoly Deal Hasbro Monopoly Deal
Brand: Hasbro / Card Games / Ages: 8 Years+ - Monopoly's brand iconography and heritage feature in this dynamic game of acquisition, dealing and trading. Be the first to complete 3 property sets by collecting and swapping. Be careful, one wrong card and you could lose everything!
overall rating  1 review
 
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moo2moo Lexicon The Classic Word Game
... was first marketed in 1930 by Waddingtons toys. Its changed remarkably little since then. Its a based upon a very simple concept and theres not much that really could be changed. Its very simplicity makes it an easy game for both children and adults to play and it takes up very little space making it a great game to play on trains and ferries as well as at home. Lexicon is a card game with a difference, instead of numbers each card features a single letter with a points value similar. The pack measures 12cm x 9cm x 2cm. It contains a deck of Lexicon cards, a pad of tear off single use score cards and the instructions for three different games that can all be pla...
Read the full review: Fun game to play on long train journeys by moo2moo
oldchem Uno
... s November folks!!! It really is time to start thinking of Christmas. With that in mind I thought I would do a review on this much underated game,a game that has been going for years. A game that won t break the bank. A game that makes a super stocking filler. U N O Uno was originally developed in 1971 by Merle Robbins. It is now a Mattel product. This game could easily be one of the world s most loved card games. Children of all ages 7 and up can enjoy playing this game. T I think that children under the age of seven can play, as long as they already know their numbers and colours. It is a true family game that all the generations can play - and doesn t inv...
Read the full review: Shout it out good and loud U N O !! by oldchem
DaveAshton Magic: The Gathering in general
... The Gathering is a collectable card game, invented by Richard Garfield, and published by Wizards of the Coast. The game involves players using creatures and spells (which are represented by playing cards) to reduce their opponent s health to 0. The game will start with each player (called a Planeswalker in-universe) having a deck of cards (called their library), and 20 points of health. Each library must contain at least 60 cards, and there can be no more than 4 cards the same (with the exception of Basic Land cards, see below for a decription of the card types). Each player draws 7 cards from their library to their hand, and the game begins. Without going into ...
Read the full review: This table's not big enough for the both of us. by DaveAshton
 
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