Asmodee Kid's Dobble, Visual Perception Card Game (Multicolour, Ages 6 and Above, 2 to8 Players)

Good product.

Dobble is one of those rare games that’s incredibly simple to learn but endlessly fun to play. Each card has 8 symbols, and there’s always exactly one matching symbol between any two cards.Whether you’re playing with kids, friends, or even grandparents, the game brings out everyone's competitive side. It’s quick, loud, and full of laughs — perfect for parties, game nights, or even a travel companion as it comes in a small tin box. Plus, with five different ways to play included in the rulebook, it never gets boring. If you looking for quick rule breakdown down check my detailed and 1 min youtube videos at Shanat's RealmO’Games.

It's really nice and engage kids

Good game of concentration and instant action. Good way to keep the children at home away from screen. Also, interesting to play with them.

Good

Good for kitty0arty kind of timepass

We really enjoy this game, even as adults. I felt like such a unique pack of cards (every 2 cards have 1 and only 1 matching picture), must have potential for more than 5 simple, but fun games. So I made up 2 more games, a bit more challenging and lots of fun:TRIPLES - a new Dobble game for 2 playersThe two of you both 3 cards each and the rest stay face down in a draw pile.Together you turn them over and start looking for a picture that appears three times on three different cards - a "triple".As you search, you have turns drawing a new card and adding them to your group of cards. Keep drawing quickly while you search because as soon as someone calls out "zebra", for example, the drawing stops and they make a pile of their 3 zebra cards (and score 1 "set"). The scorer then starts the drawing of cards again.Sometimes you may have a group of 8-10 cards or more that you are searching through.As soon as the draw pile is finished, both players start looking for triples from both groups, i.e. all the cards on the table.The last 4 cards often don't have a triple but it is quite intense as you both race to find it.Of course, the winner is the one with the most sets.SEVENS - a new Dobble game for two playersNote - these rules are longer than most games as it is a harder game - but lots of fun and easy to remember once you've played it once.You both start with one card, face up. The rest of the cards are in a draw pile, face up.When you start you race to find the picture on your card that matches the one on the draw pile. If you see the match first, slap your hand on the pile and then name the picture, e.g. "zebra". Add that card next to your card.(Eventually you will make an arrangement of 7 cards (6 surrounding a central one, just touching edges). When you do, you have a "Set")Now, to add the 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th card to your arrangement, you need to match TWO pictures - you need to find the pictures on the draw card that match both the cards that will be touching it in your arrangement.Again, slap the draw pile and then take your time to name the 2 pictures, e.g. "dog and igloo".Note - you have more than one position where you could be placing these new cards, because the initial card does not need to remain as the centre card. Once you have 5 cards in your arrangement, then your centre card is decided.Note - sometimes the draw card has a picture that is common to both the adjacent cards in your arrangement. In this case you can slap the draw pile and say "double pencil", for example.The final card to make your "Set" (the 7th one) will sit adjacent to THREE cards in your arrangement and so you need to find 3 pictures that match the card on the draw pile.Enjoy!

Have played with my spouse, with kids and also as a whole family. Is a lot of fun. Good addition to every family game collection.