Timeless Fun with Regal Games Classic Card Game Review

My grandkids and I, ages 4-10, really enjoyed the selection of card games in this affordable set. The quality of the cards in these playsets is very colourful, durable and well laminated. As a family, we enjoyed countless hours of fun and laughter playing these card games wherever we went.

I bought the classic card games from Regal Games to play with my 4 year old grandson. He intends to teach me video games and I want to learn. I intend to introduce him to my old favorite games where there was plenty of laughter and good-natured teasing. We look forward to playing and this set of card games is perfect!

We bought this deck for our grandson because we both remember the beautiful Go Fish deck from our childhood. This seemed to be one such deck. Had not. It's basically a regular deck of cards with no Jacks, Queens or Kings, but with ugly painted fish that don't look like any other fish in the world - just poor quality painted fish.

I had so much fun playing spinster and fishing (we haven't opened everything yet) with my daughter. She is 4 years old and loves her cards. We played with my niece (7) and nephew (5) at Christmas and it was a ball. My daughter's attention span is not long enough to play the whole game with just two people because of the drag, but with more It was much better for players. With so many different decks to choose from, it'll be like getting a new toy over the course of a year as I add them one at a

I bought these cards before my 4 year old grandson came to visit, thinking it would be interesting to play with. The maps are colorful, with good graphics, robust and a good size. He could play Go Fish with adult help and he loved it. He really taught the rules! We tried Slap Jack but that didn't catch his attention either, he liked the more complex Go Fish. Great cards for family fun and for teaching kids how to count, take turns and follow the rules. It must be fun to play some other games…

I am satisfied with the classic card games from Regal Games. The maps are large and easily recognizable. Our grandson is currently in love with the old maid. He is originally from Ethiopia, so the activities shown in the children's pictures are perfect for introducing him to work in America. I just opened Go Fish (an old favorite of his) and was frustrated with the fish pictures so minus one star. It's really more about the numbers than the fish. Cartoon images are fine, but our other Go Fish…

I bought these good durable postcards for my grandchildren who are 3 and 5 years old. I was planning to buy them for Christmas but the last time they were here we needed something new. only played "Go Fish" but they love it. I was afraid it might be too hard for a 3 year old but he's having fun. He's having a hard time keeping the cards in his hand, so we're playing with open hands, and that's fine. I love watching them learn and they love to yell "come on fish". We will move to the rest of the

This is a great classic, but the cards are difficult to see in the hands. OLD GIRL cards are split among all players before combining them so players have 15 to 20 cards. That's quite a lot, and it would be much more convenient if the corners were marked, like regular playing cards. We kept flipping through the cards to see what we had. Mind you, we were all adults playing this game (just kidding). I suppose it would be very frustrating for a small child to handle and flip through.

They cost about $2.50 each. They were alive and well as promised. This was gifted to a COVID family and helped keep the kids entertained whilst giving parents some extra peace of mind. The family was very grateful. The kids loved the games and the parents got time to heal. It was a win. I will send them to our friends in similar situations. It was worth the cost. My only complaint is that these sets are no longer available! A lot of family games don't look that appealing these days. Old but…