Five Crowns

The first time I played this game, it was a bit confusing because I would constantly forget what hand we were on...count your cards and you'll know. I picked up fast tho. Pretty simple and fun.

I bought this game along with Quiddler and Sets for family game nights over the holidays. All three games were a huge hit with all family members. Five Crowns is easy to learn and since there are only 10 rounds to complete a game it doesn't drag on forever like some games do. If you like Gin, or Rummy type card games this is the game for you!

A very good card game that my teenagers love to play.
It is very similar to rummy and requires player to figure out the different card possibilities and strategies to end the game. The only complaint I get is the large number of cards that need to be shuffled for each round. Overall, it has provided good entertainment as well as a thinking exercise to my teenagers and their group of friends.

Five Crowns is another great multi-player game that does not need an even number. This is a great family game.

This is a wonderful card game. The deck is based on a standard deck of cards and so is familiar to all. There are jokers and a fifth suit (of stars) but no 2's or ace's. And the deck is doubled to accommodate 7-8 players. We play regularly with 3 people and it is interesting until the end every time. The only challenge is card shuffling. With over 100 cards,you will likely have to shuffle half-decks unless you have a shuffler.