[Easy] A roundup of recommended card games that kids can enjoy too

Dobble

[Dobble] Introduction & How to Play — Play 5 Types of Mini-Games!

Dobble, which lets you play five different mini-games, is a card game for 2 to 8 players.

There are 55 cards in total, and any pair of cards will always have exactly one symbol in common.

Try games that make use of these differing symbols: modes where you grab as many cards as you can from a central pile, where you win by emptying your own deck, or where the number of cards remaining decides the winner.

It’s a card game that’s perfect for livening up New Year gatherings.

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moko

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Supersonic Diner

1-minute video for the card game “OnsoKu Hanten (Supersonic Restaurant)”

Let me introduce Sonicspeed Diner, a game where speed decides the winner.

This is a card game themed around Chinese cuisine.

Using ingredient cards, stack them onto the box placed in the center to complete the names of Chinese dishes.

There’s no turn order—anyone who can play a card plays it right away.

Keep a steady rhythm by saying the words on the cards as you lay them down to complete the dishes.

The first player to run out of cards wins.

It’s a game that can liven up even short breaks.

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mayumi

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The card game Daifugō

Let's learn the 'Just Watch FKC' Trump Card Game [Daifugō] ☆ For Kids ☆ Daihinmin

Let’s align on the rules before we start! We’d like to introduce the card game Daifugō (Grand Millionaire).

It’s a card game where you can learn the rules while thinking about your strategy! Because rules may vary by region or household, it’s important to confirm them carefully before the game and make sure everyone agrees before starting.

Doing so prevents rule violations and helps the game proceed smoothly and enjoyably, so be sure to check.

It’s a deep game with a charm that makes you want to play again and again.

Definitely try incorporating it into your playtime!

Bruna Domino

Bruna Domino: How to Play and Rules for the Card Game

Many dominos come as block sets with numbers, but “Bruna Domino” is a card-type domino.

Instead of numbers, it uses pictures, so even children who can’t read numbers yet can play.

The rules are simple! Deal cards to each player and decide the turn order.

Place the first card, then, in turn, add a card whose picture matches the picture at either end of the line.

The first player to run out of cards wins.

The rules are simple, so be sure to try it with your family and friends!

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sasashina

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Infinite Spot the Difference

How to Play “Infinite Spot the Difference” Video

Here’s a fresh take on a spot-the-difference game that you can play virtually infinitely by changing the combinations of cards.

Looking at the left and right cards that are shown, players take turns calling out one difference each.

You must name a difference within the time limit.

If you fail to do so in time, you sit out the next turn.

When everyone times out, that round ends, and points are awarded to those who found the most differences.

Then, swap one of the two cards with another card and keep searching for differences.

After several rounds, the game ends, and the player with the highest score wins.

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Hirakawa Masako (Bōkarisuto: Sakata Mizumako)

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