AMIGOGames Don't L.L.A.M.A. - Award-Nominated Llama-Themed Family Card Game by Reiner Knizia | Ages 8+ | 2-6 Players | Easy to Learn and Travel-Friendly

I got this to play with a 9 year old and a 5 year old and they absolutely love it. If your child knows the numbers 1-6, you can play the game. It's fast to learn and doesn't get old. Highly recommended!

This is a fun card game and everyone that plays it loves it! It is easy and fun! I’ve played with about ten different people and they all loved it and bought it as well.

Great game when the whole family is together! Easy for everybody to pick up and still visit

My entire family loves this game. So fun to play!

Fun and laughs was worth the cost and it was simple enough to keep us enjoying our time together!!!Even though it seems like a childs game, our 4 person adult grouphad lots of fun with this game. It is simple and each game is quick. The cost was not too bad for a card game, but it was worth the fun and enjoyment and lots of laughs we had. Our ages were mid sixties to mid seventies and being simple was perfect for us.

Easy to learn, fun for 8+ (maybe a little younger with some patience), adding a few to my closet for random birthday/Christmas gifts for friends kids/grandkids etc.

With the holidays just around the corner, many families will be looking for a simple card game that the family can sit around the table and play. This one will delight both casual and hardcore gamers alike!At first glance, it seems almost like an UNO ripoff. It doesn't seem to have enough substance. But, when you actually sit down to play, the strategies start to become clear. The simple addition of "penalty" chips is a game changer. Each turn becomes a decision to draw a card and risk increasing your penalty or quit and hope that others end up with far worse than you. And there is always the option of trying to go out which will allow you to discard a chip. Decisions, decisions, decisions.........Although the game is rated at approx. 20 minutes, my group took closer to an hour. I think this depends on how adept the players are at playing strategy games. Nonetheless, it was a crowd pleaser and I can easily see this being a family tradition. The concept is so simple, but the strategy is much deeper than you might expect.Say goodbye to UNO and Hello to LLama!

This seemed expensive for a card game, but the kids and I had so much fun (even prereaders) that it was worth it.