Sleeping Queens Fun Card Game for Kids and Families. Great for Kids aged 8+ and 2-5 Players, from Gamewright.

My 6yo daughter loves this game. She learned all the rules after just a few rounds, and requests to play this game every night. The queen cards are especially engaging for her. It has just enough strategy and rules to be fun and engaging, but not overly complex for a younger player. I love that it also sneaks in some math.

We are huge game family. This is a great game to play with our younger grandchildren. It is easy to learn but has strategy and memory components as they learn the game and get comfortable playing. It is a fun a clever game and one of our favorite kid games to play. The game have great replay value.

This is the best kids' card game ever. It is also are go-to birthday gift for friends' parties. The game itself is a bit like Magic the Gathering for the shorter crowd. There are several cards that have specific roles that can be played to steal queens or block one from being stolen. The math skills are quite impressive, and my four year old learned her addition from playing this game. (You can add up cards to trade them in; the cards are numbers 1-10). My girls will play against each other on their own.I was skeptical at first that there would be too many rules for kids that are so young to remember. However, the love it because the pictures are so engaging and silly. Plus, if you have a girl that is a bit girly, she will love anything that is called "queens." The caught on so quickly, and we can play for hours. It is much more entertaining for adults than other kids' games.The game can become more complex as the kids age. For example, we have added our own variations for our older daughter as she has mastered addition and is moving on to subtraction. You can win by playing for four or five queens, or by points. (Each queen has a different point value). It is easier to play for 4 queens instead of playing to 50 because then you would have to add the face value of the queens and make strategic choices about which ones to steal.Another reviewer said that they have a hard time winning if they are playing with more than three people. The rules say to reduce the total point value or amount of queens to win based on the amount of people playing.Really, this is a great game! Small, easy to bring places, well made. We have had ours for months and don't have a problem with card wear.

This was a very fun game and easy for my 5 to 8 year old grandchildren to learn. Even the older teenagers and adults enjoyed this game. Definitely fun for the whole family.

My child played this at school and loved the game so decided to get it for the house for the family to play, it is fun to play and goes quick so can have multiple rounds.

My grandchildren love this game. They are ages 5 and 6. It requires strategy and allows for choices for each play. Fun for adults too.

My ten year old asked for this game after playing it at school. It’s so fun and easy to play. Our five year old caught on after a few rounds and loves playing. The rounds are pretty quick. It’s a great family game!

This game has quickly become a favorite game for my two grand kids (ages 6 and 8) and my wife and I to play together! Though there is some math (simple addition) involved, that's not a big deal for the 8 year old, and I can see the game is helping my 6 year old grand daughter with her addition skills! There are 5 or so special cards that bring a fun dimension to the game. And one game takes maybe 15 minutes to play, so it's not a big time commitment. In fact, every time we play we play at least two rounds because the kids love playing so much! The card quality is exceptional and though we had to refer to the instructions on how the special cards work for a half dozen games or so, very quickly you catch on. I imagine we'll be playing this game for years to come. It definitely is a good rival to Skipbo and Uno if these are the kind of card games you like. A definite buy!