Pros
- Easy to learn and teach. The rules are actually in the back of the box already, it is that simple.
- Fast to setup and play (less than 30 minutes). Actually there is no setup needed, just shuffle and show 12 cards, no need to deal any to the players. The gameplay doesn't have turns, it's just a racing game where whoever would be the 1st to find a set among the 12 cards would gain the point, so it's gonna be fast.
- Small table space is enough to play. A table that can fit 12 cards is enough. Can definitely be played on an airplane table!
- A bit addictive. You would always want try try it again after a game.
- The game is replayable. You would always want to do better. When you weren't able to find a set, you are really focused to get the next one. If you found a set, it feels very satisfying. An endless cycle that doesn't feel samey at all and can definitely be played multiple times, you can even play it multiple times in a row without getting tired of it.
- The game is not multiplayer solitaire. Both of you are racing to see a set!
- Highly interactive and engaging. Perfect for groups!
Cons
- While the game is extremely simple, this is not a game you would want to play with your partner after a long day at work as the race creates tension and you need to have a clear and sharp mind, which might feel exhausting especially when you are already tired. Just play Tangram cooperatively.
- The box is trash. The insert can't fit sleeved cards. The box is not the usual open-the-lid box but rather those like the cereal boxes, making it hard to get the cards inside.
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The Family Game of Visual Perception
The award-winning game challenges players to race to find as many SETs as they can! A SET is three cards where each individual feature (color, shape, number and shading) is either all the same OR all different! The first player to see a SET calls out “SET” and grabs the cards—there are no “turns” and no luck here! And not only is it fast-paced fun, it also builds skills and exercises the brain! Because it has a rule of logic, and because players must apply this rule to the spatial array of patterns all at once, they must use both left brain and right brain thought processes! At the end of the game, the player with the most SETs wins! SET is perfect for a wide age range and number of players (including solo play!), and is a fun intergenerational game as well.
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Out of the 12 cards, players race to find a set of 3 cards that follow a criteria, fun and engaging!
Pros- Easy to learn and teach. The rules are actually in the back of the box already, it is that simple.- Fast to setup and play (less than 30 minutes). Actually there is no setup needed, just shuffle and show 12 cards, no need to deal any to the players. The gameplay doesn't have turns, it's just a racing game where whoever would be the 1st to find a set among the 12 cards would gain the point, so it's gonna be fast.- Small table space is enough to play. A table that can fit 12 cards is enough. Can definitely be played on an airplane table!- A bit addictive. You would always want try try it again after a game.- The game is replayable. You would always want to do better. When you weren't able to find a set, you are really focused to get the next one. If you found a set, it feels very satisfying. An endless cycle that doesn't feel samey at all and can definitely be played multiple times, you can even play it multiple times in a row without getting tired of it.- The game is not multiplayer solitaire. Both of you are racing to see a set!- Highly interactive and engaging. Perfect for groups!Cons- While the game is extremely simple, this is not a game you would want to play with your partner after a long day at work as the race creates tension and you need to have a clear and sharp mind, which might feel exhausting especially when you are already tired. Just play Tangram cooperatively.- The box is trash. The insert can't fit sleeved cards. The box is not the usual open-the-lid box but rather those like the cereal boxes, making it hard to get the cards inside.
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Out of the 12 cards, players race to find a set of 3 cards that follow a criteria, fun and engaging!
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2023
Out of the 12 cards, players race to find a set of 3 cards that follow a criteria, fun and engaging!
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2023
ProsReviewed in the United States on December 30, 2023
- Easy to learn and teach. The rules are actually in the back of the box already, it is that simple.
- Fast to setup and play (less than 30 minutes). Actually there is no setup needed, just shuffle and show 12 cards, no need to deal any to the players. The gameplay doesn't have turns, it's just a racing game where whoever would be the 1st to find a set among the 12 cards would gain the point, so it's gonna be fast.
- Small table space is enough to play. A table that can fit 12 cards is enough. Can definitely be played on an airplane table!
- A bit addictive. You would always want try try it again after a game.
- The game is replayable. You would always want to do better. When you weren't able to find a set, you are really focused to get the next one. If you found a set, it feels very satisfying. An endless cycle that doesn't feel samey at all and can definitely be played multiple times, you can even play it multiple times in a row without getting tired of it.
- The game is not multiplayer solitaire. Both of you are racing to see a set!
- Highly interactive and engaging. Perfect for groups!
Cons
- While the game is extremely simple, this is not a game you would want to play with your partner after a long day at work as the race creates tension and you need to have a clear and sharp mind, which might feel exhausting especially when you are already tired. Just play Tangram cooperatively.
- The box is trash. The insert can't fit sleeved cards. The box is not the usual open-the-lid box but rather those like the cereal boxes, making it hard to get the cards inside.
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