Happy Camper - Trio Game | Hottest New Family Game | Award-Winning | French Game of The Year | Perfect for Game Night | 3-6 Players | Ages 8+

This game is seriously so fun!!! My husband and I love playing this game with our friends and family. It's perfect for a group of adults or older aged children and we love how affordable it was. It's a strategic yet simple game and we love how competitive it can get. It's almost like an intense go fish but with more aspects to it. Again, it's super easy and simple to play, yet has so much to offer. There are various ways to play if you read the instructions. If you're great at deceiving, have a great poker face, or an incredible memory you will be great at this game!!

The rules are very simple, but it takes a minute or two for them to sink in. Stick with it! It takes one game to see what it is. But once everyone at the table gets that you're trying to locate where all the cards are and what's in each player's hand—you've turned the corner and the fun can truly begin. It's a sneaky game with an evolving narrative as people begin figuring things out.I've taught and played the game with many different groups now—and those that were avid gamers were talking about ordering the game for themselves half way into the second game. And it's only a 15 minute game!It's so addictive! You can play again and again and what's nice is everyone needs to stay engaged—so phones were actually put down. We've also had success across age levels from 10/11 up to older teens, adults, and seniors. You just need to get that first game under your belt because the game needs a few minutes to reveal itself.Big laughs, memorable moments, and time spent together with your family or friends. Trio has a full set of each of those valuable qualities. Highly recommended. I expect to gift a lot of this for the holidays.UPDATE: I work in a dormitory with academically motivated high schoolers. It was the game of the summer for my family, but since the start of the school year it has been a big hit at our school too. It's common to walk around the dormitory and see people playing it on every floor. I believe this game has the chance to become a modern classic over the next decade. It has such a "let's just play one more game" feel. So impressed by the fun it provides with such simple rules across a wide age range for both casual and more competitive gamers. It's only competition is Flip 7, which is also a fantastic new game with classic potential.

Trio is absolutely my favorite game! It’s super simple to learn but has just the right amount of strategy to keep it interesting. I love the excitement of trying to find the matching trios while keeping an eye on what everyone else is doing. The game moves quickly, so there’s never a dull moment, and it’s perfect for playing multiple rounds in one sitting. Plus, it’s a blast trying to outthink your opponents while keeping your own plans hidden. Such a clever and addictive game — I can’t recommend it enough!

I played this with a group of friends at a party where none of us knew the game. We were able to learn it quickly and start playing and enjoyed it greatly. It's so addicting to try to track down that one card you need and exhilarating when you find a pair no one else has noticed yet. Great game!

Great game. Easy to learn, fast and fun. The video is quick and we were playing within minutes. My only issue, I opened the game today for the first time and I'm missing one single card. (A one) Still able to play, just without the ones. Wish I opened the box when I got it but I waited just a little too long, can't return after 30 days.

Great card game for all ages! My niece ran the table for 2 rounds. Even those with a great memory will sometimes get it confused with the last game if you play multiple hands in a setting. Quick and fun.

Very easy to play. Fast rounds and a crowd pleaser. Design is great. These are high quality paper cards with a finish. Great quality for price. Lot of card handling however wish there was plastic version.

This card game is fun to play with a group of about 4 - 5. It's a fast paced game and generally doesn't take longer than 15 - 20 minutes to play a full game unless someone is just being particularly slow on their turn. My 10 year old plays with us and is able to follow along easily so I bet even a younger child around 7 or 8 could likely learn to play this one. The cards look awesome as well! I've discovered that an annoying but successful strategy is to ask the same person's two high or low cards, revealing as much of their hand as possible. As someone that deals with people that do this ALL THE TIME, it's frustrating, but successful.