Recommended card game. Easy! Fun! Adults get hooked too!
In this article, we introduce fun and quirky card games that everyone—from kids to adults—can enjoy!
Do you like card games?
Most of us have played the classics like playing cards and UNO at least once.
But what we’ve gathered this time aren’t those mega-classic games.
Instead, we’re featuring interesting card games with uniquely charming rules.
If you’re looking for card games that can be enjoyed regardless of age, be sure to check these out!
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Recommended card games. Easy to pick up! Fun! Addictive for adults too! (1–10)
Word Basket

This game starts with a letter placed on the table.
You think of a word that ends with a letter you have in your hand, and then, like shiritori, the next person thinks of a word that ends with a letter from their hand starting from the final letter of the previous word.
If you can’t play from your hand, you can reset, but doing so adds one card to your hand.
It’s a game that really tests your vocabulary.
coyote

Each participant draws a card with a number on it and, without looking at the number, fastens it to their forehead with a headband or similar.
This way, everyone can see others’ numbers but not their own.
In this state, players take turns saying numbers and adding to a running total.
When someone thinks the total has exceeded the sum of all players’ numbers, they call “Coyote.” If the total had already exceeded the sum before the caller’s turn, the previous player loses; if it had not exceeded the sum before the caller’s turn, the caller loses.
Battle Line

This is a two-player competitive game in which players vie for control of nine territories by arranging three cards.
The winner is the first to either capture five out of the nine territories or to capture three adjacent territories.
On each turn, players place one card on their own side of a marker, contesting the territory until each side has three cards.
Which player gains a territory is determined by the combination of cards.
Recommended card games. Easy to pick up! Fun! Addictive for adults too! (11–20)
Love letter

The player keeps one card in hand and draws one card from the deck.
Then, they play one of the two cards to the table.
Each card has an effect written on it, and players deduce the remaining card based on the card that was played.
Since a single game takes about 5–10 minutes, it’s perfect for enjoying in short breaks!
Dominion

Dominion is a popular card game, so many people may already know it, but the rules can seem a bit difficult at first.
The word “dominion” means “one’s own territory.” As that suggests, it’s a game about strengthening your own domain.
In this game, you strengthen your domain by collecting victory point cards: Estate (1 point), Duchy (3 points), and Province (6 points).
By making use of various card effects—such as Kingdom cards and Treasure cards—you take actions and make purchases efficiently to gather victory points.
It’s a bit challenging, but after playing a few times you’ll likely get the hang of the rules.
My view of the world

Using randomly dealt word cards, fill in the blanks on the prompt card and hold a comedy showdown! The player who’s the judge picks the word they find funniest, and the person who chose that word earns points.
Words that seem totally mismatched and inconsistent at first can, when plugged into the prompt, spark unexpectedly hilarious results.
It’s a game everyone can enjoy together with lots of laughter.
time bomb

It’s a thrilling mind game.
You flip your opponent’s cards while trying not to trigger the hidden time bomb among them.
Once everyone is dealt their hands, you all fire off questions at once and must choose safe cards.
Some players will lie that they don’t have a time bomb when they do—or claim they do when they don’t—everyone trying to confuse each other and seize the win!


