Minecraft Card Game? can rely on a lot of luck at times, but it does a surprisingly good job adapting the video game’s gameplay into an accessible card game that fans and non-fans of the franchise can enjoy.
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The Dukes of Hazzard Card Game is a good example of what you get when you slap a popular franchise on a popular game, kind of a mess that doesn’t really work.
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Fans of the original game that find the idea of a dice game intriguing should enjoy Tripoley Dice, but I didn’t really care for the game.
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The Simpsons Slam Dunk is a simple fun little speed card game that is deeper than most games in the genre even if it also relies on a lot of luck.
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Some people may find Seven Dragons to be a little chaotic, but for those that can get past that fact there is a really fun twist on your typical Dominoes game.
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The Crew: The Quest for Planet Nine may not do enough to convert trick-taking haters, but it is a truly original take and arguably the best trick-taking game ever made.
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Harry Potter UNO adds a couple interesting new cards to the original game, but doesn’t differentiate itself much from it.
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King’s Breakfast might not quite live up to some of Alan Moon’s other games, but it is a fun little card game that the whole family can enjoy.
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Spit! is a simple, quick and fun little speed card game that fails to really do anything original to make itself stand out.
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The Game (2015) is arguably the game with the dumbest title that I have ever played that likely won’t appeal to everyone, but hidden beneath the surface is a surprisingly deep and satisfying game.
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