Happy Camper - Trio | Hottest New Family Game | Award-Winning | Game-of-The-Year | Perfect Stocking Stuffer | Great for Parties | 3-6 Players | Ages 8+

Trio is that type of game you play and you think, yeah, this is one is gonna see regular usage at the table from now on. The concept of the game is so simple and yet so satisfying, and you can learn the game within minutes and have multiple rounds of fun. It plays as fast as or as long as your luck, memory, strategy and intuition work. This blend of these four aspects makes each session different depending on who you play with: a family game night versus playing with hardcore gaming friends. For gamers, Trio functions as a great warmer or filler before jumping into a long gaming session. The game is just pure good fun. There are big laughs to have when you have a "gotcha!" moment with another player and you suspect that they have two of the cards you're looking for and you successfully get them to play it to the table in your favour to form a trio. On an aesthetic level, the cards are really beautiful and colourful. I also have to say this is one of my favourite boxes on my shelves; the black and gold look really good and the papel picado theme just has so much character to it. I really love Nana, the original Japanese version of this game, and I love Trio just as much. As a side note, Trio's publisher, Happy Camper Games, went above and beyond in rectifying an issue I had with my original purchase. To see such personal care and responsibility shown by the publisher is refreshing and respectable. I can easily say that Trio has quickly launched to the head of the pack in pick up and play card games I'd recommend.

great game for all ages. simple to learn and good for laughs

El juego ya lo había visto desde el año pasado y me llamo mucho la atención su arte; evidentemente inspirado en el día de muertos mexicano. Ahora bien, la jugabilidad, es ideal para familia o amigos, son reglas muy sencillas; solo tienes que hacer tríos (mismo numero) con las cartas; hay un par de modalidades para agregar variedad, pero en esencia y tal y como su nombre lo dice es solo buscar tres cartas de cierto numero para ganar. Por cierto que el trio de 7 le gana a cualquier otro, de ahí que su nombre original en japonés es "siete". Muy breve, en tu turno destapas una carta del centro de la mesa y/o le pides a un jugados que muestre su carta más alta o más baja, si loras un par, puedes intentar las mismas acciones para conseguir esa tercer carta que complete la tripleta. Si, no, va el siguiente jugador, Muy entretenido y familiar La caja super bonita y como ya dije, las cartas también. Si es tu intención, las cartas usan fundas de 65x100 (tipo 7 wonders), y si.. caben enfundadas en la caja aunque ligeramente de lado para no aplastarlas con el inserto (unos 15 grados)

Good quality and fun game

awesome game