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Sparkle*Kitty | Family-Friendly Pattern Recognition Card Games | 3-8 Players
Sparkle*Kitty | Family-Friendly Pattern Recognition Card Games | 3-8 Players
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Number of Players: 3-8
Age Group: 9+
Time to Play: 15+ Minutes
Nobody puts princess in a tower!
Sparkle*Kitty is an adorably fun, social, and magical spell card game for all ages, sizes and genders. Once upon a time, a group of powerful princesses were captured and locked away in Cursed "No Cursing" towers by the evil queen Sparkle*Kitty! All their words and magic spells vanished and became sugar & spice... almost everything nice.
Luckily these are no ordinary princesses and you are no ordinary player! Take matters into your own hands and harness the simple and sweet words into special spell combinations to set yourself free! The first to escape, wins!
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My kid loves this card game!
This is a super fun family game! Kind of a lot of rules but still a lot of fun!
This is a quick, easy game with cute illustrations. I’ve had fun playing this with both adult friends and my kids. This is a great game for filling in time while waiting for the rest of your gaming group to arrive. I also have the “adult” version which is still safe to play around the kids (though maybe not at work!) but will make your inner twelve-year-old giggle.
Great game! My daughter enjoy it a lot. At the beginning I though it was going to be difficult to learn but it wasn’t.
Honestly, we play so many games with our 8 year old that we need a break sometimes. This is actually a game my husband and I enjoy, yet it is quick enough that we can play it and everyone is happy. Much better than Super Mario Bros card game that has been hidden under the couch for 6 months... don't tell my son.
My 6 year old daughter really liked this. At first it's a lot to remember but it's a very fun game.
Great game, even a pre-reader who can recognize letters can play and win! Fun for parents and kids. Similar to uno, but with a goal and some sinister strategy. We have 2 girls, so the princessy theme is excellent. They ask to play this game every night.
Super fun family game! Easy to learn so you can start game play right away. Kept my 6 year old occupied and wanting more. Only problem is with the spell book. Spell book came slightly bent. Like others had said. Husband had to do some alterations to the inside of the box to keep the spell book from getting further damaged.
Our grands loved the game!!
Adorable game. My kids and I loved this one.
Love this game. My four year-old can play. Great for teaching reading!
Loved: its super fun to play with my nieces. It’s easy to explain and take part in. Some of the mechanics are similar to UNO so it’s good for the kiddos to be able to relate to it.
Improvements: the instructions good be written in an easier way
I’m part of the Sparkle Kitty fan club. My daughter, 7 years old, really enjoys this game. It’s fun, she’s learning new words (on the cards), learning strategy and having a great time in the process. This is one of the few games that I really enjoy playing with my kids.
Dont know where or how I found this game, but I cant wait to use it with my students!
We enjoy playing as a family!
We came across this at a gaming convention and the kids really enjoyed it. They are just learning to read and write, and this game is great for practicing some simple reading, counting, and matching colors and patterns. The small connecting pieces on the "spell book" were a little smashed even right when we opened it, so I just cut them off and used two strips of Gorilla tape to bind the pieces together (leaving a couple millimeters between the pieces to allow it to fold). The spell book now folds like a book, and I think it looks pretty nice. The cards themselves and the box are of good quality, and the box is big enough to allow for some expansions, but not outrageously big.
Wholesome fun for everybody. The art is super cute, and it's a really easy game to get the hang of. Good for all ages imo. Can't wait for the expansion pack I just pre-ordered~
I played with a varied group of people last night, and while a couple of the cards took a moment to get the hang of, we all had a great time playing cards on each other, yelling out adorable and ridiculous spells, and being princesses! It was a win, and I was asked to bring it with me next time.
Played at PAX West and I knew I wanted the game the minute I got to pick my princess. My husband was sold by the time the rules were done being explained. We bought it and have since played with my parents (who loved it) and my best friend (who now wants to get it for her niece), it even works decent for a 2 player game. Lots of laughs and good family friendly fun.
At PAX West, from a distance, I saw a cat, a rainbow and princesses which is basically the same as my name in blinking lights. As I got closer, I saw Princess Princess who is an adorable, little girl hugging (or what my husband calls, torturing) her cat. She is my spirit animal. I was devastated when another player had already chosen her. Although broken hearted, I continued the demo with another princess, Princess Punch, who looked very strong.
The game itself was fairly simple. You have a tower (duh you're a princess) and the objective is to remove the cards under your tower to climb up it. To do so, you take turns matching your cards based on color and symbols with the 2 piles on the table while saying the spells they make out loud like "monkey vortex". Once you empty your hand, you pick up one of the cards from your tower and draw another hand. Another way to take a card off your tower is to have a duplicate card that is in play on the table. Even when it's not your turn, you can put it down and say "double (card name)". From there, there's a few ways to sabotage other players with black magic by adding cards to their towers however black magic comes with a price. Overall, it's a fun game for all ages. I plan on playing with a bunch of adults. Only disappointment was finding out it wasn't in stores or in stock. They said to come back at 2, I came back at 1:45 and 2:15. Out. They said more stock the next day. Nope. Out again. Now I have to painfully wait until October.
I got to play this game at GenCon 2017 and I played it a LOT! At first, when I saw the gentle words (tickle, baby, otter, teeny, etc.) and I saw a child sitting at the demo table I thought, "Oh, this is a kids' game." But... it's surprisingly fun for Big Kids like me! Gameplay is akin to "dirty Uno" and you have to make--and say aloud--some adorably absurd "spells" on every turn. The art is delightful, gameplay is very simple to pick up and teach others, and each round is relatively quick. My friends and I enjoyed trying to make the most absurd spells possible (the purple cards are the best!). Even the grown men in my group were having a great time playing this game :) Highly recommend! 10/10 would play again, and will buy when it comes out (GenCon sold all their copies before I got to the booth! Hokey smokes!)!
Bought this at GenCon.
My favorite purchase !!