AsmodeeDobble Paw Patrol Card Game Ages 4+ 2-5 Players 10 Minutes Playing Time

Bought this for my wife as she likes basic games like UNO and is competitive as hell. To my horror she also destroys me almost every time we play. My eyesight isn't the best but when she's shouting out the names of the objects on the cards as she slams them down, it's like I'm blinded. The cards become a blur and I start to imply she's cheating as she can't possiblly be faster at matching up two snowmen than I am. The more she speaks the more my brain freezes and I wonder whether the years of marriage have somehow programmed my brain to shutdown. Maybe I'm a walkover. Maybe I give up to easy. Maybe my own competitiveness consumes me like a straight jacket. All I know is, there will be many more defeats to come as I stubbornly expose myself to a relentless wave of igloo's ladybugs and treble clefts that mock me as I stare them straight in the face. If you back yourself and want to destroy your partners life you should definitely get this game.

What a brilliant and perfect game! This is a visual speed matching game. Things I love about this game:1. We found the children aged 5 and 7 were equally as good as the adults for this game, so we didn't need to let them win. They genuinely won against us several times.2. The game is very fast to learn so anyone can join in instantly and be well matched against more experienced players.3. There are five variations on how to play which to learn if you want some variation.4. It's compact and will easily fit in a bag to take out as a game for children at a restaurant.5. I love playing it as an adult and might be fun as a quick easy pub game. We laughed a lot while playing too.6. It's fast (like a game of snap) and addictive. You'll want to play more than once.7. Every player can play at the same time, no waiting for your next turn. Keeps it engaging and fun. (Yes, you can always play every card, it's just a case of being fast enough to spot the match)8. If you lose a card, you can still play. The game does not rely on all cards supplied, in fact you could put two packs together too.

Such an amazing game! So addictive to play. Great game for all the family , very competitive. Really easy and lots of fun, if a bit frustrating when you can't see a match! Children and adults can play together and there are a few different versions of the game. This looks like a children's game, and I suppose it is. But play this with a load of adults and its even better! Very simple, match the pictures and put down a card. Get rid of all of yours to win. But you'll quickly find it's not as easy as it sounds and you'll get more and more frustrated each round you play.The premise is simple: find a matching image on another of the cards. They are the same colour and design but they may vary in size and their position on the card. Once you have found it you yell it out and place your card on the middle pile. Then everyone starts looking for a matching picture from their pile that matches a picture on the card in the middle. It is fast paced and funny and loads of fun. It is actually trickier than you think to match the pictures because sometimes you can't see it at all. But every card has one matching picture with every other card. There are variations on the rules you can play with hot potato being a favourite. Dobble now goes everywhere. Holidays, sleepovers days out and its a small package so easy to fit anywhere. Excellent game for all ages.

At first sight this game doesn't come across as that amazing. Once you play it a little though, you soon realise its addictive and frantic nature. My kids (8&6) love it and play it for hours. As with most games that are brilliant, its stupidly simple and you'll be kicking yourself for not thinking of it yourself.Hours of fun and the tin make it a great travel game too.Love it, and will be back for some of the other variants

I spent some time with friends, their youngest was playing this with whomever would join in. It seemed engaging & held her attention for a sustained amount of time & helped her to make a connection with people that she hadn’t met before. I decided I would look it out to buy for someone else of a similar age.Fantastic reviews but I personally thought it was exceptionally mediocre especially for the price. First up an inexcusable amount of packaging. I bought the ‘beach’ edition. How much protection do waterproof cards need? Answer... cellophane, then a cardboard box, then a plastic Easter egg style tough plastic inner, then a plastic bag around a plastic netting then the cards themselves in cellophane! I felt embarrassed as the child I gifted it to peeled the layers destined for the bin / recycling. Unboxing culture is grim!Then on top of this I found the illustrations a bit average, use of colour a bit lacking in imagination. Bit ‘clip art’ to look at giving off rushed through cheapo vibes.I didn’t go as far to let onto the child how disappointed I was but I always try & but meaningful, useful or long lasting presents so this felt like a bit of a dud.