Smack It Card Game for Kids Ages 6-12 – Fast, Easy to Learn Family Fun

Fun, family-friendly game!

My son loves numbers! So playing this is a fav! We don’t exactly play by the rules just yet but he loves to flip the numbers, call them out, then slap the slap it card. Great for teaching numbers to pre-schoolers in a fun way

This game is awesome! Just as other reviewers have mentioned the game is simple enough to catch onto by just watching a few rounds. It can also be enjoyed by all age groups. My daughter who it was purchased for is 8 but our 16 year old son even sat down and played a few rounds with us and he seemed to enjoy it. It’s great because it’s such a fast moving game and can be played for 10 minutes or for hours depending on how much time you have. I would definitely recommend this game. Also I believe it’s made in the U.S.A. which makes me very happy. I actually just went on and ordered the similar game that they sell for younger kids called Number Slap Jack! I’m excited to share this version with my younger niece who is struggeling with her numbers.

Fun family card game fun for all ages

Kids love it, easy for them to understand and enjoy

We love this game. We have this set for our camper, we have another set at home. People from 4-70 years old pay it

Fairly fun game but card quality is poor for the price. I doubt this is a game to play for hours on end yet.....at the price point I would appreciate brand playing card quality. Is the game bad? I have "dealt" with worse.....there are certainly other card games....even Uno; cheaper, with better card quality but after all....this is a fast slap game. The cards feel cheap, look cheap and shuffle the same. They shuffle in a manegable way but to me this is almost disposable card stock quality. The "art" is non existent with numbers simple written and spelled on the card...colors also do not matter. Your kids might just toss them on the table and mish mosh them to shuffle them. That will work fine. Slamwich has the excellent card quality and is also a fast easy slap game along this price point. If I had a re-do, I would just stick with Slamwich. Card stock is higher quality and game itself is a little more in depth and kids and adults enjoy a few rounds. I cannot in good conscience recommend this at 8 dollars or higher. The gameplay itself is simple old fashioned war with a light/slight twist. Number cards....say a 14 verus a 32 dont matter at all (the 32 doesnt take the pile)....it is all about the "slap cards" and "challenege cards"...challenge is where your higher number card played actually counts for once. I DO see that very young kids would enjoy it. I do not see this being a "drinking game" or fun for adults without some extra house rules. Quality is simply subpar for the price. The business is in the USA, the cards and actual game itself are outsourced to China if that matters to you. Rating is ....average. These are close or are average card size....they have a slick coat. The plain white background quickly picks up color bleed or whatever..... It is not horrible but just eeks in at "ok" for simple card games. It isnt great and it isnt a big go to except for maybe the 7 year old children set...and the box states...6 plus for age and 2 to 7 people. I say...skip don't smack.

My kindergartner loves this game. She doesn't realize she is learning number recognition as she plays the game. It's easy to play and short enough a game for a brain break. As a parent, it helps me see how well she knows her numbers. The game goes from 1-50. My daughter's teacher said she needed help counting to 100. This game allowed me to see where she is struggling. I would recommend the game whether or not a child is struggling. We also enjoy the added rule that if you have no cards left you can still smack it and steal cards from the game. My nine year old wins all the time and my 5 year old still stays engaged just to smack the cards. I like how the game has an ending unlike War that can go on forever. Great game for younger kids to play a game as a family.

Grandies love it. All ages.

It's a good game for kids up to about 10. Fast but rather hard to finish, could go on interminably.