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Top Trumps:
... Trumps is a card game which was first launched in the 1970s & can be played by two or more players. To play the game you need a pack of Top Trumps cards. These have been issued on a wide range of subjects including various sports, various TV programmes, various comics, various films, various wildlife etc. Early packs tended to be based around sport, military hardware etc as they tended to be more popular with... Read the full review: Are You The Top Trumper? by keeperofthematri |
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Orchard Toys Giant Shape Snap Card Games / Learn about shapes with this game of snap. The large cards can also be used for counting, sorting and colour matching activities. A great stocking-filler or pocket money game. overall rating  1 review
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Re:creation Cranium Zigity Card Games / Fast and fun card game. Full instructions with coloured illustrations. Durable, wipe-clean playing cards. Embossed, multi-coloured tin. Manufactuers recommended age: 8 +. overall rating  1 review
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Munchkin Card Games / Go down in the dungeon. Kill everything you meet. Backstab your friends and steal their stuff. Grab the treasure and run. Admit it. You love it. overall rating  5 reviews
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Bang! Card Games / - The Outlaws hunt the Sheriff. The Sheriff hunts the Outlaws. The Renegade plots secretly, ready to take one side or the other. Bullets fly. Who among the gunmen is a Deputy, ready to sacrifice himself for the Sheriff? And who is a merciless Outlaw, willing to kill him? If you want to fi... overall rating  3 reviews
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Starter Card Games / overall rating  1 review
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Stronghold Card Games / overall rating  2 reviews
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Gendron Tarot by Melanie Gendron Card Games / A deck that encompasses goddesse and animal totems overall rating  1 review
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Piquet Card Games / Piquet is a game for two players, using 36 cards (sixes through Aces). overall rating  1 review
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Victoria Regina Tarot Card Games - A collage deck based on Victorian engravings. overall rating  1 review
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Angel Messages - Vanessa Lambert Card Games - In this time of heightened spiritual awareness, many have already felt—and many more continue to see—the daily, affirming touch of a guardian angel. This exquisitely illustrated set of 52 cards celebrates the loving companionship of these cele overall rating  1 review
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Knowing Me Knowing You Game ... received this game as a gift for my birthday at the start of the year but haven t had the chance to play it until recently. The reason for this is; the game is designed to be played in couples but it does suggest that friends who know each other inside out can play as a pair. Consequently me and my girlfriend had a gathering of friends of which consisted of 2 couples + us and one singleton. After a BBQ and some very alcoholic punch and cocktails we decided to play a game. I brought this game out as I have wanted to play it for a while but was waiting for the right opportunity. The premise of the game is to get one half of a couple to answer a question from the cards s... Read the full review: Knowing Me Knowing You! by jickjock |
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Uno ... have been playing this game since I was a child and I still love it. Even though I broke the rules playing under the age of seven (I started when I was four), I still managed to get the hang of this simple, yet complicated game. Thats the great thing about Uno - you can play it at any level. Kids can play it, masters can play it, drunk people can play it, old, young and across language barriers. All you have to know are the rules and everything is easy after that. The idea is to get rid of all your cards first. There are special cards to liven up the game and extra rules that you can use or not use depending on your level of understanding of the tactics of the game. ... Read the full review: A universal game by amullett |
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Uno Spin ... recieved UNO Spin as a leaving present from the little boy who I ve been looking after here in France. Giving an 18 year old a board game is not as random as it seems as EVEYONE who has ever visited this house has played the original version and he loves to play every single day (thus so do I.) I was thrilled with my present and had it open and ready to play within seconds. I would just like to mention that in France it s called UNO whizz so if I refer to it as that you know what I mean. Other than the name everything else is identical. ~The Rules~ I ll describe the basic rules of UNO first and then explain how UNO Spin is different to prevent any confusion. The aim of... Read the full review: Give it a Spin! by louanna8 |
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