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Happy Families Card Game - your designs (1)

Every deck of our special edition Happy Families playing cards come with four blank cards. You can ignore these or you can use them to create a set of Happy Family Cards unique to your family. 

This hand drawn Happy Families playing card has been sent in from a Moore family and the theme of these cards is "Watching Telly". More to follow in upcoming posts!

Christmas Card Games: A Fun Way to Get the Family Together

Christmas is a time for family, friends, and fun. What better way to celebrate the holidays than by playing some festive card games? Whether you're looking for a game to play with the kids or one that will get the whole family laughing, we've got you covered. Read on for our top picks for Christmas card games.

Our picks:
1. Happy Families Card Game: This game is perfect for younger children. To play, deal out all of the cards evenly among the players. Then, players take turns to ask for the card or cards they need. The object of the game is to be the first player to make complete families and get rid of all of their cards.
Ages: 4 to adult
Number of players: 3 or more, ideally 4 or 5 people.
More information: https://www.goforitgames.co.uk/collections/happy-families

2. Dadness: This is a great game for kids and adults alike. There are different ways to play for different levels of ability. To play, deal out all of the cards evenly among the players. Then, be sure to grab the Dda cards but dodge the dud cards. DADS NOT DUDS!
Dadness makes a great gift for Dads, perfect for any occasion when you need something that's fun, affordable and good fun.
Ages: 4 to adult
Number of players: 3 or more, ideally 4 or 5 people.
More information: https://www.goforitgames.co.uk/products/dad-gift-idea-for-dads-introducing-dadness

3. KAMBA: This game is perfect for larger groups. Everyone sits around a table shouting tongue twisters and passing cards. It's total mayhem in a good way and it's perfect for gatherings when everyone's in high spirits!
Ages: 8 to adult
Number of players: Up to 10, the more the merrier.
More information: http://www.getkamba.com

Conclusion:
Christmas is a time for family fun. What better way to celebrate than by playing some festive card games? We've got you covered with our top picks for Christmas card games that will have everyone laughing and enjoying themselves. So gather around the table, shuffle up those decks, and let's get started!

George is here!

It's just arrived, it's totally fab and if you know someone named George then give this to him RIGHT NOW!

Celebrating everything that's great about the name George, be sure to get a copy of the new GEORGE'S GAME for that special George in your life!

Yes that's you Kate and William. Your young Prince George will love this.

And you too Amal. Your husband already has it all. It must be fantastically difficult to find a new gift for him. So we are proud to provide the answer to your gifting prayers Mrs. Clooney.

 

 

And widening it out a bit, this is a great gift for YOU too! You, the wonderful person who has a son or husband called George, a nephew or godson called George, an uncle or grandson called George or any other significant other called...GEORGE!!!

Just search this site for GEORGE to find the gift that's going to make your George smile!

The Happy Families Card Game: A How-To Guide for Mums Who Need a Break

If you're a mum, chances are you're always looking for ways to entertain your kids. And if you're looking for a way to entertain your kids that also happens to be hilarious, then you should definitely consider the Happy Families card game. Not only is this game a great way to teach your children about counting families, but it's also a great way to teach them about cooperation, taking turns, and good sportsmanship. Plus, it's a lot of fun for adults too! So if you're looking for a fun and educational activity for your family, read on for a step-by-step guide to playing the Happy Families card game.

How to Play the Happy Families Card Game

The objective of the Happy Families card game is to collect as many complete families as possible. A complete family consists of one mother card, one father card, and two child cards. The first player to collect three complete families wins the game. To set up the game, shuffle the deck of cards and deal them out evenly to all of the players. Each player should then look at their cards and arrange them into families. Once everyone has arranged their cards into families, you're ready to start.

To start playing, the player to the left of the dealer should ask another player for one card missing from one of their families. That player must had over the card if he/she has it. If they don't have it, they ask another player for one of the cards missing from one of their families. This process continues until one player has collected enough complete families to run out of cards. The first player to do so wins the game!

So there you have it—a step-by-step guide to playing the Happy Families card game. This fun and educational game is perfect for mums who are looking for a way to entertain their kids (and themselves!). So gather up some family members or friends and give it a try—you might just be surprised at how much fun you have!

Home truths about classic games (as imagined by Smosh)

Unlike our family card games...(just saying)

Happy Families Card Game - your designs (4)

Alongside all the unique Happy Families playing cards in our special edition Happy Families Card Games, you'll also find 4 blank cards. 

You don't need to use them but younger members of the family may choose to design a set of Happy Family Cards of their own.

Here's another card from the Moore family, (thanks guys!), the theme is "Watching Telly" and this card is Master Moore. It looks like he fell off his stool but at least he's taking it well!

Home truths about classic games (as imagined by Smosh)

Who likes the new Othello/Reversi packaging ?

Royal Mail Strikes

We use Royal Mail for our deliveries.

Thanks to the upcoming Royal Mail strikes there may be delays to all UK deliveries. The strikes are planned on these dates and more:

• Thursday 13th October

• Thursday 20th October

• Tuesday 25th October

Royal Mail expect services to be disrupted on the strike days and for several days afterwards.

Given this situation, we ask that you please order as early as you can to give your games plenty of time to arrive for the special occasion. 

 

Home truths about classic games (as imagined by Smosh)

A game for Liz Truss and Kwasi Kwarteng ?

Home truths about classic games, (by Smosh)

Looks like those Hungry Hippos will be going without then...