Sleeping Queens
Sleeping Queens
Sleeping Queens Reviews
Santa brought this for my nearly 7 year old daugther, and it was her favourite toy, and you know how kids can be drowned in toys at Xmas. Her 4 year old brother is still to young to play it, but he likes to play on mom’s “team” and play all the “good cards” out of mom’s hand. It is great for a family that has little prince and princesses in their house. Mom enjoys the fact that there is a bit of math involved and is still is very fun. What amazed me was the fact that a non-electronic toy holds their attention for so long. The kids even chase each other around the house with knight/dragon or spell/wand king/queen cards acting out pretend play. I think another reason why this game is so popular in our house is that there is one-on-one time with Mom – I use it as “bribery/incentive” for many occasions….”clean up your toys, make your bed, help your brother, be brave in swimming lessons… and mom will play sleeping queens with you!”
This toy has paid iteself back 10 fold. I would highly reccomend this card game. Another card game, Rat-a-tat-cat was also a winner in this house too.
This is one of the funnest card games – we are hooked! It seems that every time we have a moment it is playing sleeping queens. The only problem we have found is that in playing with more than 3 people it ends up that no one can win and still play by the rules of the game. There needed to be more cards – 3 or 2 people playing it works great – add more than 3 and you end up in a fix. We do enjoy this game. The other thing is in just a few weeks we have worn the cards out – maybe if the materials used did not scar so easily. It is not that we are not taking care of the cards it is just that they start to lose the print around the edges on the tops so then you can start to identify cards. Otherwise, again I say we really have a lot of fun playing this game.
I bought this card game as a good travel game, and also because of the theme! However, before I could even read the directions, my boys 8 and 6 grabbed the deck, picked out their “favorite” queens, married them off to their favorite kings, and began acting out voices, characters, and battle scenes! They had a fit when I asked them to put the cards away(now all over the house in strategic positions). Great story of the little girl who “dreamed” the game up with her family! We should all do more of that! I’m buying more for Christmas gifts for all the cousins – mostly boys!
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