How To Play Treats And Tricks
Treats And Tricks Game Rules (PDF Instructions)
2 - 4
Players
6+
Ages
10 MIN
Play Time
$20
Price
Treats And Tricks is a fun, easy and quickly played card game with adorable illustrations of dogs, cats, birds and rabbits/rodents. This game includes 52 playing cards so it is small and portable to take with you just about anywhere. You can play it two different ways - by playing tricks or by playing treats. This game plays different every time so you'll always be up for a new challenge.
Sometimes strategy card games can be difficult to learn how to play. Treats And Tricks includes a small amount of strategy with a fun theme of animals. This game can be played with kids or adults and is great for up to four players. Learn more below and purchase your own copy of Treats And Tricks today.
Board Game Capital's Review:
(2020-04-01)
What a surprise Treats And Tricks was. With a fairly simple box design we were tricked to think this card game would be a little plain. What a treat it was to find some cute, colorful and awesome looking cards inside! After reading the game rules we were really excited to give it a try and were thrilled at how fun this game is to play. Simple, easy and awesome (not to steal someone else's tag line).
This 52 card game can be played in two different ways: using the treats or tricks as points. We thought the changing Chain of Command was a fun addition and wished there were more cards that did more things. There were some additional rule suggestions that add some fun twists on the game that we really liked as well.
There is strategy on how to manage your three cards you have in your hand. You'll have to play wisely to not waste your best card or give up low cards with high point values. It is strategy that you can use if you want or for younger players they can ignore and still play. We preferred to play with 3-4 players since we felt this gave the game more oomph. Two players was a little more dry compared to the larger group.
Quality of the game is normal. Cards were normal thickness. The storage box left a little to be desired although this might have only been on the prototype we received. Rules are well written and easy to understand. The pictures helped a lot which we like to see. Everyone fell in love with the nicely done illustrations of the animals. The names were cute as well.
Overall a fun little game. We're proud to have it in our collection and is a game we can pull out and play with someone brand new in under 15 minutes.
This game should come with the following components. These are based off of the original game and don't include components from any expansion packs or different editions. Depeding how when your game was released, it might contain slightly different items than those listed below.Sometimes strategy card games can be difficult to learn how to play. Treats And Tricks includes a small amount of strategy with a fun theme of animals. This game can be played with kids or adults and is great for up to four players. Learn more below and purchase your own copy of Treats And Tricks today.
Board Game Capital's Review:
(2020-04-01)
What a surprise Treats And Tricks was. With a fairly simple box design we were tricked to think this card game would be a little plain. What a treat it was to find some cute, colorful and awesome looking cards inside! After reading the game rules we were really excited to give it a try and were thrilled at how fun this game is to play. Simple, easy and awesome (not to steal someone else's tag line).This 52 card game can be played in two different ways: using the treats or tricks as points. We thought the changing Chain of Command was a fun addition and wished there were more cards that did more things. There were some additional rule suggestions that add some fun twists on the game that we really liked as well.
There is strategy on how to manage your three cards you have in your hand. You'll have to play wisely to not waste your best card or give up low cards with high point values. It is strategy that you can use if you want or for younger players they can ignore and still play. We preferred to play with 3-4 players since we felt this gave the game more oomph. Two players was a little more dry compared to the larger group.
Quality of the game is normal. Cards were normal thickness. The storage box left a little to be desired although this might have only been on the prototype we received. Rules are well written and easy to understand. The pictures helped a lot which we like to see. Everyone fell in love with the nicely done illustrations of the animals. The names were cute as well.Overall a fun little game. We're proud to have it in our collection and is a game we can pull out and play with someone brand new in under 15 minutes.
- 52 Cards Are Included With The Official Treats And Tricks Game Rules And Instructions
You are trying to gain the most points to win the game.
Please keep in mind that the official Treats And Tricks PDF rules listed below could be different depending on the game version you have. These instructions are some of the exact directions that came in the original packaging and will teach you how to play. Download them to view now or print them for later use. No need to worry if you've lost your copy or if you need a quick refresher course.
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