Five Crowns Card Game

Family fun game. We really enjoy 5 crowns

Very fun card game. We played with our grandkids and all had fun.

A quick game to learn, quick to play through, and fun for the whole family! My family can't stop playing and we tend to play 4 or 5 games every time we sit down with this one.

Bought it as a birthday present for my son. Will be a great addition for family game night!

We bought this game about six months ago after playing with friends and we never got around to playing it. My husband found it in the top of the closet and tonight we are going to play it with some others whom has never heard of the game so it’s gonna be great playing it instead of everyone having their noses stuck in the TV or on their phones on Social Media.

Such a fun card game for all

My family has been enjoying this game for years and years. We usually play with two decks of standard playing cards, but this set is beautiful and it's now a visual pleasure to enjoy as well.

Love this card game! Great to play with guests and still visit while playing!

Have bought this multiple times

Easy to learn, fun to play.

Old style was better quality and easier on the eyes. New style is cheap looking and smaller size cards and print. Plus the ad is misleading because it shows the old card style. Very Disappointed!!

Five Crowns is a very fun game.

Love the new designs The game is awesome Bought all my family and a few friends the game and everyone loves it Two years and still going strong

Such a fun card game !!

I love learning new (better) versions of games! This is similar to rummy, which was always one of my favorite card games growing up. It’s easy to pick up, and super fun to play! We were unsure of one part that wasn’t in the instructions, which is.. are we able to play off the cards in which we already played a run or book that are on the table. I know you can’t play off other peoples cards, which makes me think we can play off our own cards on a different turn. Anyway.. we had a blast and this will definitely be added into our family game rotation!

This is a great rummy game with a twist. There are rounds and the amount of cards you get goes up each round. Every round there is a different wild card (the card with the same number as the round). It’s simple and addicting. Even though it’s simple there is plenty of organizing and puzzling so you can go out and avoid getting points. This game is a great time for families and groups.

We received this item in exchange for a fair review. We played this game with our 9 and 10 year olds as part of our family game night. The directions took some time getting through, and we had to revert back to them a couple times. Once we got the hang of it, the game was fun initially but once we got to 7 card matches, our kids started losing interest. Our 9 year old had some trouble remembering the types of matches she could make, so I think this game might do better with an older crowd. Maybe older children, or even a game night with friends. Something we may bring along the next time we attend a weekday game night with our friends as an option to play. The pace was a little slow, and I think that might have been the issue with our kids keeping interest.

I received this item in exchange for a review. This family isn’t really a rummy playing family. But we had fun playing this game. We enjoyed the new graphics. This game will certainly be added to our card playing games.

As a mom and teacher I've always loved the games from SET family games. I first learned about their games at a national gifted student conference. We added Five Crowns to our recent game night rotation. Players were ranging from 8 to grandma with everyone having fun. The game play is easy to learn and complexity builds as you go. Holding the cards and remembering which card is wild was as hard as it got, but the base objectives of the game stayed the same, making it easy for everyone to remember how to play. Going out first was exciting for that person, but having the chance to still drop points added fun and surprise for everyone! Kids are already asking when we can play this one again. I love that it is small and easy to transport for upcoming trips.

We played this at our Boy Scout troop game night. They liked it enough to decide to bring it to the camp out this weekend. There were 4 players that were middle school age. Nobody had played a game with 5 suits before but the directions were clear and they were able to pick it up easily. It was fun. And we used the coordinating score pad to make it even easier