Doomlings - A Delightful Card Game For The End of The World - Best New Strategy Card Game for Kids, Adults & Teens | 2-6 Players | Perfect for Families and Travel | Easy To Learn

Absolutely love this game and the packaging is amazing, can't stop staring at it. The game plays well with lots of different combos and things happening. Really would recommend this

The game is very entertaining. Easy to understand just a bit of a faff to calculate the points in the end. But you will get quicker the more you do it. Cards are highquality.

Delightful little game. Lots of relatability

So many different cards and expansions available. I wish I had paid extra for the bigger set that came with an expansion and a game board.Difficult to get your head around to begin with. Once to do you're away. Different scenarios each time. Gameplay variable. Keeps the kids off computers for a good hour. Fits in a small box so ideal to take away. But not suitable to pay in cars or trains due to layout whilst playing

Doomlings has become a firm favourite at our family board/card gaming sessions on a Sunday afternoon!It seems complicated at first but is actually quite easy to understand. It is a great game that holds the attention of the whole family, even our video gaming teenage ds. It has a nice mixture of luck and strategy and being able to be mildly 'mean' to other families members. Mwahaha! Can highly recommend it!The costumer service is amazing too. My dh decided that he wanted to score one card twice and we wrote to the company to have it confirmed that my kids and I were correctly interpreting the rules and they even answered our query on a Sunday (and my dh was wrong, of course!) :)

Bought this for a camping holiday and the family really enjoyed it. I wouldn’t recommend it for children under 9-10 as the scoring system is a little fiddly at the end of the game.Great imagination and funny little cartoon drawings of the Doomlings help bring this game to life. Playing with 5 players, each game lasted about 40-45 minutes. It takes a little getting used to in the beginning, but putting it simply you take turns to lay cards with numbers on them and you want to keep them for the end when they’re added up and scored. Some cards have actions. It becomes self explanatory as the game goes on. FYI- Grey cards are NOT coloured cards for the purposes of “actions”.I would highly recommend.

This is a great card game. Lots of variety and fun. It feels a bit like a bridge between a very simple and easy to learn card game for the whole family and a proper deck builder game. People who are used to playing MTG etc are more likely to spot synergies or combos faster but that doesn't stop anybody beating you some of the time! My oldy criticism is that the end of the game can be a bit finicky to count up the points, an app would be great for this as I'm sure I've won some games because other people have under scored themselves.

Amazing little card game.