Nertz Royal Rumble

My wife and I played a game with friends that we referred to as "Pounce". This game highly resembles that and brings back some nostalgic times. If you enjoy a fast paced, easy and fun game, then this is for you. The cards are normal quality, the instructions are clear, and the game is fun. Just make sure your mind is sharp if you want to win! At least sharper than those you're playing againstWould recommend!

This is a fun fast paced game that the whole family will love playing! The cards are good enough, although maybe aren’t as thick as a super high quality playing deck. The cards are easy to shuffle and we like the design. This should hold up nicely for many many games nights to come!

Got this to play with friends and family and we love it. It's just like Kings in the Corner - same basic premise. I like the colorful decks, cards are made well, nice board. All around, a fun game!

Those who know...know: Nertz is probably one of mankind's greatest inventions insofar as leisure and gamin goes. I am not sure any of us expected what is essentially competitive solitaire to be as fun as it is. This Royal Rumble card game is an ingenious furthering of the initial game, combing elements of "Sorry" (you can sabotage your competitors in a hilarious way) and Uno. The two decks of cards that come with this are well-designed, fun to play with, and of decent quality.The board itself is a nice touch, and it is small enough to easily bring with you in a bag, as well as setup on a small, round table. I think this board also solves one of the biggest contentions I've found with the original Nertz game: a few players who are in a rush can make the entire table and its scattershot decks a bit too messy for comfort. The "grudge tokens" are a great touch, as is the inclusion of wildcards that permit someone far behind to leverage a bit of a comeback (the original game can get away from you if you get flustered towards the beginning).I think my favorite thing about the "Royal Rumble" version of Nertz is that it grants more opportunities for success to those who may not be as "quick on the draw". Our initial play-throughs—with family on the holidays—granted victory to an only a select few over and over again. With this setup, I think the slower among us (it's me, haha) and the younger ones have a bit more of a shot, especially with strategic targeted attacks. I've yet to play with a full 8 people, but I'd imaging that this gets more fun the larger your party gets.

We have had so much fun playing this game!It was very easy to learn - we quickly caught on. Very easy to understand instructions.