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- Hearts
If they have a card in the same suit as the first card then...
- Spades
Spades is the fourth card game I've made, the other three...
- Solitaire
The different piles. There are four different types of piles...
- Euchre
Euchre is a trick taking game with a trump, played by four...
- Backgammon
Play the classic board game Backgammon online for free. No...
- Crazy Eights
After I finished my other online card game, Idiot (a.k.a....
- Go Fish
This is the 8th card game I make, the other ones being...
- Idiot
If you have no card that you can put on top of the pile then...
- Lockup
Lockup is a brand new original game from CardGames.io, made...
- Hearts
- Social and Family Games. This category is somewhat arbitrary in that some of the card games in the other categories can also be enjoyed socially or with children, and the games in this category are certainly not just for children.
- Trick-Taking Games. Trick taking games are one of the most common types of card games, and classics like Hearts and Spades are good examples. It is a game where players all have a hand of cards, and game-play revolves around a series of "tricks", in which each trick involves everyone playing one card from their hand, with the trick typically going to the person who played the highest card.
- Non Trick-Taking Games. Trick taking games are arguably one of the most popular and common types of card games, which is why they were listed as a separate category.
- Recommendations. So where should you start? Hopefully some of the descriptions I have provided will intrigue you enough to give a particular game a shot, or look into it further.
- 30 – Sweet Existence: A Strange Planet Card Game
- 29 – The Worst-Case Scenario Survival Card Game: Travel Edition
- 28 – No Thanks!
- 27 – Arboretum
- 26 – Storyteller’s Card Game
- 25 – Battle of Golems: The Algorithmic Card Game
- 24 – Battle Line
- 23 – Bohnanza
- 22 – Bridge
- 21 – Uno
I absolutely adore the Strange Planet becoming by Nathan W. Pyle, and I own a number of the comic book collections. They’re so wonderful, strange, and always delightfully poignant, that I don’t think anyone could help but love them. The game takes the comic characters and their weird-life experiences and gamifies it in an extremely simple way, allo...
The first time that I encountered this one, I was on a trip with my sister to Joshua Tree Park in California, and we spent a couple of late nights in our cabin playing through the trivia cards and sometimes arguing about which of us knew more than the other.
No Thanks is really simple, with just a deck of cards and a pile of chips. The cards of the deck have numbers on them ranging from 3 to 35. On a player’s turn, the top card of the deck is turned over, and if they don’t want it they put a chip on it. Then the players continue around until someone does take the card.
This is a game about planting trees and maintaining the best possible path through your garden for visiting sightseers. Comprised of an 80-card deck featuring ten different color suits of eight cards each. I’m a bit of an aesthetic fan, so it’s the artwork the really makes it for me, turning this into a visually gorgeous card experience, with the c...
This game was developed hand-in-hand with childhood literacy experts, with the goal of making vocabulary memorization fun for kids. It accomplishes this wonderfully, providing a deck of 500 cards that are a mix of descriptive word cards and story prompt cards that, together, allow players to create simple stories (with great cartoon artwork on the ...
So, I don’t speak or read Russian Cyrillic, which is sadly the only version of the game I’ve been able to find, but even so, this one astounded me. Computer programming is such an important part of the world today that it really does need to become part of the basic education for kids, and finding ways to make that learning process both fun and ana...
Battle Line is a radical little game designed by a gaming company that normally creates dense wargames. Their foray into the world of card games, however, has been a massive success. Players vie to control one of several “flags” on the table (which can be anything from the included red pawns to pennies).
Boy, have I “bean” waiting to show you this one! Bohnanza is a real classic of the card game genre, all about planting, harvesting, and trading… beans.
Bridge is an old classic card game, and one of the more intense competitive team-based card games around. It’s not an easy game to learn, but the learning curve to actually playing well is even steeper still.
Ah, Uno. I remember all of my friends having a deck of Uno hanging around when I was a kid, and for good reason. It’s extremely simple and makes for a great party game (with up to ten players supported).
Nov 27, 2023 · Considering the Classics: A Guide to Playing Traditional Card Games. 11/27/23, 0 comments. Dive into the world of traditional card games with this comprehensive guide. Learn the rules, strategies, and history behind classic games like Poker, Bridge, and Solitaire. By Cards Realm.
Mar 22, 2019 · So here is a list of some of my favourite traditional games with standard playing cards, arranged alphabetically within three main categories: social and family games, trick-taking games, and non trick-taking games.
Nov 21, 2023 · From Solitaire to Spades, Rummy to Bridge, we’ve got some of the best guides around on the most popular card games worldwide! Need a set of Cards to get started playing your favorite...
As we have seen, iconic board games such as Monopoly, Scrabble, and Chess, along with classic card games like Poker and Bridge, have stood the test of time and remain popular choices for game nights with family and friends.
