The Game Card Game – A Highly-Addictive Challenge of Teamwork and Strategy, Fun Family Game for Kids and Adults, Ages 8+, 1-5 Players, 20 Minute Playtime, Made by Pandasaurus Games
$14.95
Play… as long as you can! You have a copy of The Game in your hands. Open this box, and you and your friends will never want to put it away. This highly-addictive, award-winning card game pits players against The Game itself. Everyone must work together to play all of the cards in two decks that represent the passage of time – The ultimate game. Are you ready to play?.
ENDLESS FUN: Prepare for endless fun with The Game, the highly-addictive card game that challenges players to work together and beat the game itself. How long can you keep playing.
PERFECT FOR ALL AGES: The Game is an ideal choice for adults, teens, and kids who enjoy reading people, teamwork, and deciphering their teammates’ strategies. A game for the whole family.
GLOBAL SMASH HIT: Join the global sensation with over 1.3 million copies sold, breaking records and winning numerous awards. Discover why players worldwide are captivated by The Game.
HIGHLY INTERACTIVE: Immerse yourself in this interactive board game where teamwork is essential. Collaborate with fellow players to play all the cards from two decks, symbolizing the passage of time.
AWARD-WINNING EXCELLENCE: The Game has garnered multiple awards and nominations, including the prestigious Spiel Des Jahres (Game of the Year). Test your wits against this card game’s formidable challenge.
José A. –
Llegó dañado, pero sólo de la caja. Por todo lo demás, bien
[...]Vivian Martinez Miranda –
No tengo palabras es un juego que desde que ví como se jugaba quise comprar y no me desepciono.
[...]Michelle Sherman –
Love the game, but box arrived damaged. Cards were loose in the package. Box unable to hold cards at all. Disappointing as was a Xmas gift and looked used!!! Not sealed in any way. DODGY!
[...]Bnice –
The Game – Face to Face is a captivating card game that players of all ages will love. After trying it once, I was instantly hooked and purchased it, and now my whole family can spend hours playing together! It’s easy to learn, fast-paced, and has fantastic replayability, making it perfect for quick games at home or on the go. It’s compact and travel-friendly, so you can take it anywhere. If I could rate it higher, I would—this game is absolutely worth it!
[...]Dominique Orejel –
The game es un juego donde todos son parte del mismo equipo y la comunicación es limitada. Yo siempre lo uso para jugar mientras ceno con mis amigos, pues no requiere manejo de muchas cartas y no es necesario estarlas viendo todo el tiempo.
[...]Jeffrey S. –
Fun for the whole family. Easy to teach
[...]I love an easy to learn game. We didn’t need to spend a lot of time teaching it, and everyone seemed to enjoy it.
Ana G –
Interesting little cooperative game. Can also play alone.
[...]Simple concept, but a fun, very playable game, both with others and by oneself. There’s an element of luck, but it makes you think and it’s strategic and enjoyable.
SocPsyProf –
Simple, fun, cooperative game in flimsy box
[...]I was introduced to this game by a group that I often play games with, and enjoyed it enough that I had to have a copy for myself. I then introduced it to my wife and it has become a frequent activity for us. The game is quite simple–though yes, the “skip backwards when you have a card that differs by 10” rule can be a little complicated at first, but it adds an important dimension to the strategy. And the strategies can get reasonably complicated, especially when rules are added that limit communication.This is a cooperative game, and the players work together to try to beat the game. I think it teaches important rules about cooperation to younger players and allows older players to enjoy working together. It probably won’t satisfy those who are super competitive, but it is challenging enough to hold most people’s interest, I think.My only complaint is that the box the game comes in is quite flimsy, and ours arrived pretty much destroyed in shipping. So we transplanted the cards to another box. (It appears from other reviews that this is fairly common.). But this does make the game a risky choice to give as a gift, and I’ve docked the game one star for not providing a more substantial box for the cards.
Kayla Crumlish –
Must play!
[...]Cooperative but highly addicting. Our group of 4 have all played card games like 7’s and 99 before that helped us understand this game play. Took maybe 2 games to really get into the game. Our lowest score was 21. But we wanted to just keep playing to beat the game. Portable, play anywhere, replayable, good for all ages who play card games!
Molly Mitchell –
Quick good game that everyone loves!
[...]We bring this game to breweries. Great, easy, fun game!
fb –
Great game
[...]Very addictive. One of the best cooperative game we tried ove the years. Easy to learn, yet challenging.
Kalen –
Easy to learn, fun for lots of ages, collaborative but still competitive in a fun way
[...]It looks like, “How in the world could something so simple be so fun?” but trust the reviews – it is FUN! We’ve played with our kids but also with friends & every round you end up with different strategies and lots of laughing. It is addictive & hard to stop playing, esp when you get *so* close to winning.Super easy to learn & start playing right away.It is collaborative but there is also some competition in the sense that you’re always trying to remind other players to use their best cards and make hints so they don’t lay cards that are worse than yours, etc. It’ll all make sense once you start playing. ;)
R. S. ROSS –
Great Game! Cheap Box that should be shipped in a box.
[...]The Game is a great game that is easy to learn and hard to beat. Since it is cooperative the players play against The Game and not each other. The only downside is the packaging. The box the cards come in is flimsy and Amazon should flag it as an item that should be protected in a box and not shipped in a bag, as doing so damages the card box. The Game manufacturers should consider creating a ‘Deluxe’ version that come in a sturdy box with a tray for game play.