Pandasaurus Cooperative Strategy Card Game - Fun Interactive Family Game for Ages 8+, 1-5 Players, 20 Minute Playtime

This has quickly become one of my husband’s and my favorite games, and it’s always a hit at game nights. I even enjoyed playing it solo when he worked evenings! What makes it stand out is that it’s a cooperative card game — you’re working together instead of competing, which keeps things fun and lighthearted. The goal is to play number cards (2–99) onto four piles — two going up and two going down — without skipping too far ahead, all while relying on communication since you can’t say exact numbers. It’s quick to learn, plays in about 15–20 minutes, and is great for 2 players or groups. If you enjoy fast-paced, team-based games that are easy to pick up but still challenging, this one’s a winner.

I played this once at a weekend with friends (ages 20-30s) and immediately bought it when I returned home. I’m always looking for card games that work for my husband and I to play that do not require extensive setup. The game is easy to pick up and learn after a few rounds. It works well for two players too. Cards have stood up to plenty of shuffling without tearing so far. My only complaint is that I wish the 6 and 9s were easier to differentiate … they do have different backgrounds but it always takes me a minute to figure out!

My copy is unopened. I got this game because it is cheap. I love the game play of playing in order and pretty much everyone I play games with has a copy, so to round out the cart for same day shipping I ordered this on sale. It is a fun co-op game. Easy to learn and quick to play. I just never opened my copy.

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. ;)

Fun, cheap, addictive and simple. You have four cards face up in the center of the table; two number “1” and two numbered “100”. Players are randomly dealt a certain number of cards based on the number of players. These cards will be the numbers 2-99. The object is to get rid of all the cards in all players hands and in the draw deck, out onto any of the four “stacks”. The two stacks that start with the number 1 must have cards played on them that are higher then the previous card. The two stacks that start with the number 100 must have cards played on them lower than the previous card played on it. There is one other rule and that is if you have a card that is exactly ten higher/lower then the card showing...you can play that one. So for example, if your stack that started with the number 1 is currently showing a 37, you could play a 27 in an attempt to “rewind” a little bit in the hopes the player next to you can now get that 28 out. Oh, did I not mention? You can’t communicate what cards you have! You can only make innuendos like, “I wouldn’t play any cards on this stack because I have a REALLY good card to play on it.” The game scales in difficulty well. Typically, each player MUST play two cards from their hand. When a player can’t legally do this, everyone loses. Easy mode is each player having to only play one card. Guaranteed you’ll play at least two games in a row of this. It’s pretty fast and addictive. The rules state that if you can get down to about 10 cards or less to play (before someone Is forced to botch the game) then you’re doing good. We have yet to beat the Game though we did end with 12 cards left, once. We were pretty proud of that. This also supports a decent number of players and makes for a fun family game during the holidays. Add to it the low price (I got it for about $12 or $14) and it’s a no brained.

Fun game. Cards are new. Need to shuffle alot to start.

We have been playing this game almost daily since we got it. We have played it with my parents as well and it's (so far) approved with everyone ages 13 - 79. I am sure younger children (probably 8-10+) will love it too. I have already bought multiple copies to give to friends and this is going to be a go-to gift for years. So simple, yet so fun. Very well-considered and a lot of fun to play! I really like this company -- we also have the mental mind reader game from them, which my kids love. Will be keeping an eye on them moving forward to see what else they release. Thank you!!!!

My favorite existing game. So easy All you need is the cards and a little table space for 5 piles

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!

I opened the box, and the only thing there is the instruction sheet there are no playong cards inside

Buena calidad de cartas. Instrucciones en inglés

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.

Buen juego, entretenido. Llegó en tiempo y forma.