Flip 7 is a press-your-luck card game where players flip numbered cards aiming for seven unique numbers without drawing a duplicate.
Category: Family Games
Uno Flip takes classic Uno and doubles it with a two-sided deck, where a single Flip card swings the game from a mild Light side to a brutal Dark side of Draw Fives and Skip Everyones. This guide covers the full rules, card meanings on both sides, scoring, and strategy that actually works at the table.
Snap is one of the fastest and easiest card games for families. Learn the complete rules, the snap pool mechanic, popular variations like Menagerie and Irish Snap, and tips for playing with young children.
Golf is a strategic card game where players arrange cards in a grid and try to finish with the lowest score across multiple rounds, just like the sport. Learn the complete rules for four-card, six-card, and nine-card Golf, along with scoring details and winning strategies.
Beggar-My-Neighbour is a classic luck-based card game where players flip cards and trigger dramatic penalty sequences with face cards and Aces, creating exciting chain reactions that make it a perfect first card game for children and families.
Phase 10 is one of the world’s best-selling rummy-style card games – a strategic set collection game where players race to complete 10 different phases (card combinations) in sequential order before their opponents. First released in 1982, Phase 10 has sold over 40 million copies worldwide and remains a staple of Canadian family game nights, […]
Slapjack is one of the most electrifying and physically active card games for children – a fast-paced reflex game where players race to slap Jacks when they appear, creating moments of explosive energy, dramatic pile-taking, and hilarious chaos that make it a perennial favorite at Canadian family gatherings, summer camps, and rainy day indoor sessions. […]
Old Maid is one of the most timeless and universally played children’s card games in the world – a simple matching game where players race to discard all their cards by forming pairs, while desperately trying to avoid being left holding the single unpaired Queen known as the Old Maid. For generations of Canadian children, […]
Go Fish is one of the most beloved children’s card games in the world – and for many Canadian kids, it is the very first card game they ever learn. Simple enough for four-year-olds to grasp, fast enough to hold the attention of young children, and engaging enough that parents do not mind playing round […]
UNO is the most popular family card game in Canada – and possibly the world. Since its creation in 1971, UNO has sold over 150 million decks and has been played by hundreds of millions of people across every continent. In Canada, UNO is a cottage weekend staple, a rainy-day lifesaver, and the game parents […]