Shuffle Harry Potter Card Game - Fun Quidditch Tryouts Card Game, For 2 to 4 Players, Great Gift For Kids Aged 6+

Great game for potter fans except it's tiny suitable for a stocking filler

Exspensive for what it is

It was a birthday gift which the recipient was very pleased with being a Harry Potter fan

We read the rules over and over and still mostly none the wiser!

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My daughter is utterly obsessed with Harry Potter so, to be honest, this was going to be a hit with her no matter how good it was, but I shall be objective, even if she wasn't.This is a nicely boxed card game - containing sixty cards in all, along with an instruction booklet. It is aimed at ages 5+, for 2-4 players, and takes about ten minutes to play. The idea is to match your Quaffle cards to the goalpost cards - the Quaffles and goalposts have coloured rings and so you need to match all the colours on the goalposts and you get to keep the card and the points. There are also two snitch cards floating around, so you need to keep an eye out for those too.The game is fairly fast moving. It's a little like playing Snap, but turning your cards at the same time. Once each player turns over a Quaffle card you need to look at the coloured ring/rings and try to find a matching goalpost quickly. It would be harder for younger players, as the goalposts can have a combination of colours, so you may need two or three Quaffle cards to match them all, but it isn't demanding for older players. Our game became quite noisy and my daughter said she enjoyed playing and liked the Harry Potter themed cards. Nice quality and good fun.

I have read all the Harry Potter books and the Quidditch elements did my head in. For the first six books there seemed to be an almost identical Quidditch scene. Thankfully, the 'Shuffle Plus Harry Potter - Quidditch Tryouts' card game is more fun than that.It is not really like Quidditch, but attempts to mimic it with cards. It is essentially a game of snap with two versus players looking to place their cards on the corresponding goalposts in the quickest time. Sounds complicated? It's actually a pretty simple game to split up, but relies on some basic maths to get the most from the game. Therefore, slightly older players.You could have this game without the Harry Potter IP, but it does add to the experience, especially for a fan. It kind of makes sense with Quaffles and Golden Snitches adding to the pace of the game and altering the points system. Each game takes about 5-10 minutes so it is fun to play best out of three or five. Nice and competitive.

I cannot say I like Harry Potter because I have never seen any of the moviesPackaged very wellI gave this to my Nephew, even though he is 11 years oldAnything to do with Harry Potter and he wants everythingThis is a game to play like snap, although not knowing anything about the emphasis of the game, he said it was good, and funHe likes beating his dad, hours of fun, and a great game to play with friends and familyThe cards seem to be made well and a decent price for this kind of productAny Harry Potter fans will no doubt love it👍 from my Nephew* Thank you for reading* Thank you to the seller