Grail Games Too Many Cinderellas Card Game

Not just a logic game. You have to take risks and understand what can happen; you have to accept a change of plans. The art is great, the components are nice. -1 star because the rules are slightly confusing at first, and it's not clear that it has as much replay value as Love Letter. That said, everyone who has played it has enjoyed it -- and my daughter is reigning champion. Must be a princess!

What a cute game! We bought this for a young family member for a Christmas present and she loved it, in fact we loved it too! It is a fun family game that everyone can enjoy.

A fun game for my 2 elementary school aged daughters. They keep on asking to play, so i guess they enjoy it!

Short gamer - that is what we wanted. It is a little different to think in terms of what she is NOT rather than what she is. Quick little filler. Not super fun but good enough to pull out sometimes

Great quality, a Cinderella themed 'Love Letters' :)

Too Many Cinderellas by Grail Games. This tabletop game is for 2-4 players that are ages 10 + (My 8 yr plays), and is about 10 mins long. You play as town people who are spreading rumors for the Prince to hear. He will pick his Cinderella based off of the rumors that you spread. Anyone can actually become Cinderella. A male, senior, or even a cat. Yes, an actual meow cat! Which is my daughters favorite card from this game. I was actually quite surprised how great the quality of this game is. The box is made out of a thick cardboard with beautiful bright prints. Once you open it up. All the components fit nicely and won’t be rattling around in your box. The art work on the lien cards are just beautiful! They use light pastel colors that most princess loving girls enjoy. The “diamonds” were both of the girls favorite components. They wanted them all. What girl can turn down the silliness and cuteness of the game! Too Many Cinderellas is similar in scope to the Love Letter games. It is a quick, small deck based game where you earn the most tokens (diamonds) over a few rounds to win. Each card you lay down has an action, in this case a rumor. It’s easy enough to talk and enjoy your company while playing. However, it’s interesting enough to keep you pulling it out to play again. We truly enjoyed this game. I hope you check it out for yourself, or for a little girl in your life. My daughter & I like taking this out to our "coffee" dates. Ages: 10 & up (though my 8 yr old plays) Players: 2-4 Playing Time: 10 minutes Materials: This game is very well made. Recommend it to others: Yes, Quick fun games that is great for princess fans.

My brother and SIL have 3 children - ages 4 - 9 - and they love this card game. Would be great to have on hand in a classroom or public library, since kids of various ages can enjoy it (although the smallest children might struggle a bit with understanding the rules). Very fun game!

This game is just 14 cards and 7 tokens, and one of the tokens has a bad screen printing on the back decoration. That's the worst place for a misprint, because the front of tokens either say Yes or No, and the purpose of the tokens is to bluff. Impossible if the other players realize that your token is essentially marked. Clearly an error that goes all the way to production, not a fault of Amazon, but still very annoying.