Top rated Card games
Here’s a ranking of the top rated Card games. To give you a quick overview, we’ve added the most important information about each product. This page always stays fresh and updates automatically.
1. Rulefactory Frantic (Swiss Original)
Free yourself from your cards as quickly as possible. But be careful: your opponents will do everything to prevent that. If a player has only a few cards left, give them two of your own cards. If someone tries to force you to accept more game cards, why not just do it yourself? If someone is about to end this round, nice try. Draw three more cards. This game destroys friendships. And that's a good thing.
2. Mattel Games Uno Flip
The latest version of the classic Uno: Uno Flip. It adds a new twist to the well-known card game with double-sided cards and a special Flip card. This brings a fresh breeze to the traditional game. Players take turns placing one of their hand cards on the discard pile, matching the top card in either number or color. The goal is to get rid of all the cards in hand as quickly as possible. Special cards like Skip, Reverse, and Wild are used during play. Uno Flip also includes action cards that add movement to the game, such as Draw 5 or Everyone Skip. When the special Flip card is played, all cards in the player's hand, as well as the discard pile and draw pile, are flipped over, revealing completely new numbers and colors. The player with the Flip card decides whether to play the light or dark side of the deck—and when to switch back. The player who has the right strategy and gets rid of their cards first wins. If a player has only one card left, they must shout Uno. Design and color variations are reserved.
3. Swissgames-Spiele Skyjo
Skyjo is the exciting new game from Magilano that promises entertaining hours with friends and family. In Skyjo, the goal is to collect as few points as possible over several rounds of play. At the end of each round, each player's points are counted and added to their total score. Once a player reaches 100 points or more, the game ends, and the player with the lowest score is declared the winner. Collecting low points means looking for cards with the smallest and negative numbers. Some special rules introduce tactical elements that can lead to surprising changes in winning prospects, adding extra excitement to the game.
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Quantity discount
CHF14.40 per piece for 4 units
Swissgames-Spiele Skyjo
English, French, German, Spanish, 2 - 8 Players
4. Mattel Games UNO card game
Once you start, you never stop. In this new edition of the classic Uno game, individual cards add a special twist. Players take turns playing matching cards from their hands onto the pile, trying to be the first to get rid of all their cards. Special action cards introduce new twists and can leave opponents in the dust. When a player plays the hand swap card, they can exchange their cards with any other player. You can write your own house rules on the three individual (and erasable) wild cards. There are 19 cards each in red, green, blue, and yellow, 8 "Draw 2", reverse, and skip cards in each color, 4 wild cards, 4 "Draw 4" wild cards, 1 hand swap card, and 3 individual cards. If a player has no matching card, they must draw one from the deck. But don’t forget to shout "Uno" when you have only one card left in your hand. The player who first plays all their cards scores points for the cards that their opponents still hold. The winner is the first player to reach 500 points. Includes 112 cards and game rules.
5. Mattel Games Skip-Bo
In the popular Skip-Bo card game, a strategic approach is essential. The goal of the game is to be the first player to play the cards from their player stack in the order from 1 to 12. This exciting solitaire variant offers entertainment for the whole family.
6. Kampfhummel Fight against Das Bünzlitum
Bitterly funny cult classic from Switzerland. Recommended for ages 18 and up. Playing time: 60 minutes. For 3 to 10 players. A game for a fun party or social gathering. Find the most incorrect and funniest answer to the question. "Fight Against Bünzlitum" is a wickedly funny Swiss cult card game for up to 10 shameless rascals. Questions like "De Bartli wött de Füfer und s'Weggli" can elicit responses such as "Jetzt isch gnueg Most dune, du chasch nöd s'Heu und dä Bratä ha, sös isch alles fürd Füchs." Look for the funniest and most incorrect answer to the question.
The rules: Each rascal draws eight cards from the white deck. The round leader draws a card from the red question deck and reads it aloud. Now, each player selects the funniest and most incorrect answer from their hand and submits it face down to the round leader. The round leader reads all the received answers and chooses their favorite. The winner receives the red card as a trophy to brag about. All players then refill their hand to eight cards, and the round leader continues clockwise - the wicked fun starts all over again. Muahaha.
The story: Fight Against Bünzlitum was created during a wild party weekend by the KGB team in Lugano as a Swiss homage to the popular American game Cards Against Humanity - scribbled on scraps of paper. Back in Lucerne, they digitized the notes and had the game printed in an incredible edition of one copy. From then on, KGB became their loyal companion at parties and travels, saving them, as they say, "countless boring conversations about the weather and sweet little children." Since 2016, this gem has also been available in larger editions.
7. Kampfhummel Fight against the Bünzlitum - taboo-breaking extension
This expansion includes 25 red and 75 white cards that are guaranteed to be politically incorrect. From religion to illness, death, and sexual violence, all taboos are intentionally ignored here.
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CHF23.–
Kampfhummel Fight against the Bünzlitum - taboo-breaking extension
German, 3 - 10 Players
8. Kampfhummel Kampf gegen das Bünzlitum - Miniatur Edition
Great gaming fun in a small format: Mattel have shrunk all 600 cards of the Swiss cult classic for you so that you can fight the Bünzlitum on the go.
Contents:
150 tiny red question cards
450 tiny white answer cards
Card size: 4.5 x 3 cm
For 3 - 10 players.
9. Kampfhummel Fight against the Bünzlitum: Fan expansion
Expansion to the "Kampf gegen das Bünzlitum" with 100 new cards, created by dedicated fans.
For 3 to 10 players. Recommended for ages 18 and up.
10. Kampfhummel Aluhut Extension
It’s about conspiracy theories ranging from the moon landing to flat earth, to mandatory vaccinations with microchips and 5G. If that doesn’t hit the zeitgeist, what does?.
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