Illusion

This is a fantastic game for ages 5-100. It’s nice because everyone can try there hardest and kids have the same chance as adults to win… no more purposefully losing to have fun with the kids! This game is fast paced so it keeps everyone interested!

Everyone loves this game! It is a quick and easy game to play that anyone can pick up. The art work is pretty and varied. Highly recommend!

Very fun game that is quick to learn and play. Great for families or groups with gamers of varying levels of experience. The artwork on front of the cards is colorful and attractive. The back of the cards reveals the amount (percentages) of each color on the other side Each round, a starting card is laid out and an arrow card is drawn, revealing which color is in play. The first player draws a card and places it before or after the starting card based on whether he or she thinks the new card has a greater or lesser percentage of the color on it than the starting card has. Play continues clockwise with each player drawing and placing a card where they think it fits in the line. This continues until a player decides to challenge the layout of the cards in the line. All the cards are flipped over and the percentages checked. If there are any mistakes in the line, the challenging player wins the arrow card, but if the line is correct the last player to place a card wins the arrow card. Either way, the round ends and a new one begins. Play continues til someone has won 3 arrow cards. The rules are so simple but the clever artwork makes placing the cards correctly a real challenge! Highly recommended for light, fun play.

This is something I got on a whim to play with my young kids. It’s easy and isn’t much of a game (kind of like Spot It/Dobble) as it is silliness- and that’s okay. We enjoy it for a quick game, but really only once, then we move on. Gameplay is sooooo easy to learn.Pros - very easy to play and challenging to get right. Cards have unique designs on them. There are lots of cards and you can usually go through two complete games without having to shuffle which is nice for those occasions when you play more than one game. You can certainly play with more than 5, just at higher counts know it may not get around the group during each round - 3/4 players seems the best player count. Small and easy to travel with.Cons - cards are pretty light weight. They seem not very durable. The game insert is too shallow and cards can slide around easily. Very quick play.This can be fun in the right situations and right expectations. I don’t know that I’d play without my kids, but it’s fine for what it is. Flipping the cards over is fun and interesting to see. Be prepared to bring it out few and far between games, and for only like 10 minutes.

We first played this on a date at a game bar. Takes a bare minute to learn, cocktail drunk even, and real fun. We bought it. Played with the family and just had the best evening of it.

Gave this as a birthday gift to a 14 yr. Old boy who is entrenched in video games. He, his sister & dsd loved this game & he was quite successful at winning,

A good quick game that is just as hard for kids as adults. It’s hard to find a game that mom and dad don’t have to modify the way they play.

Although this little card game of perception is not complicated and is easy to learn, it takes some skill to master, and even then, you may be fooled as some of the cards are equal to, or only 1% different, from each other. You can play with two people or more. Keep it in your purse or pocket for fun with kids of all ages or as an ice breaker. No batteries required!