USAOPOLY Mish Match | Fast Paced Party Game for 2-8 Players | Ages 8+ | Card Game for Family Night Fun

There's nothing complex here to understand. You're trying to run out of cards while being the first to make a match on the flipped card (matches can be color, animal, mood, or food). But you'll notice that's 4 variants (all being played at once, whereas Crazy 8s only has 2 variants taken in turns). The cards are appropriately large as well; making for an easy viewing experience. And I have no clue how this carries a list price of only $10. This can even be a great tool for keeping old minds sharp.I don't think younger adults are going to get much mileage out of this. And it's not the deepest experience of all time. But I'd consider it a classic in the realm of kid games, and highly recommend it to anyone with kids to entertain.

This is like slapjack deluxe - it took a little time to get used to the various categories (animal, color, food, mood), and get into a rhythm, and then noisy chaos and laughter took over. The illustrations are varied enough that you have to pay extra attention for the food and mood categories, which adds to the variety, and the hat dynamic is great for turning everything upside down and keeping things unpredictable. The cards are larger than playing cards, so it’s also highly entertaining watching people attempt to shuffle them and fail spectacularly.

I played this game with my grandsons when they came to visit. We all enjoyed ourselves. It was easy enough to learn and everyone had a good time. I like that it was quick enough to keep the attention of the youngest, usually he's done well before the game is.

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This card game is fun and easy for the family to play. It takes a round or two to get it down. I like that you can make it easier or hard based on the group of people playing by choosing things as simple as color to match or going with harder to recognize matches such as moods. The cards are fairly thin so they will likely bend easily if the play gets too aggressive, but for our family of 4 they worked great. You do have to learn all the animal names first since you have to call out what the match is as you slap the stack. Luckily it is all outlined perfectly in the instructions. Our 8 year old played it with ease. The box is compact, so this is a good game to take when traveling.

This game is just like slapjack but cuter! I love the little illustrations on the cards! It’s a fun, easy to play game. It’s great for kids but also a fun time for adults! It’s a great game to take on trips because it doesn’t take up a lot of room!

Slap any attribute that matches, pick up the pile, and you lose if you run out of cards. Biggest pile wins.Color, animal, food, mood are the attributes.Some variants in rules.Fun enough game for the 6 going on 7 year old.Virtually no setup, just deal until you run out of cards.

This is cute little card game. It has simple rules but we had to watch a "how to play" video. Pictures of the characters are nice, but it is not too easy to identify food or emotions right away for some animals. So, it may not be too easy to play with kids. My kid actually did not like it for some reason. Also as suggested by the game hitting on the table instead of on the cards is better for younger players. The quality of the cards initially very nice but it feels like they would go bad easily after 10 plays. It is not the most fun game, but it is definitely nice if you are an attention to detail person.