The Awkward Yeti Organ Attack! Card Game, A Family Fun Game for Kids and Adults - Funny Playing Cards for GameNights with Family of Kids and Teens | Ages 8+

So much fun — hilariously clever and surprisingly strategic!Organ Attack has quickly become one of my favorite card games to play with friends and family. The concept is brilliant — you’re literally battling each other’s organs — and it makes for endless laughter and funny table talk. The artwork is adorable and witty, and the cards are packed with clever humor that keeps everyone entertained.What I love most is that it’s easy to learn but still has enough strategy to keep things interesting. Games move quickly, so we always end up playing multiple rounds. It’s also the kind of game that works with both casual players and people who really like to get competitive.If you’re looking for a party game that’s quirky, creative, and guaranteed to bring out some big laughs, Organ Attack is a must-have. Highly recommend it for game nights — it never fails to be a hit!

Great themed card game.I've been playing with my residency friends for annual get together for past 4 years. I don't bring the whole box though it comes with clever "book box" container, I put it in paper card deck case x2. Easy to take it with me.This game has caused much fun, laughter, thrill, anxiety, and argument.You don't need medical background or knowledge to play but if you do, it adds additional level of depth (more like appreciation) to the game.Some instructions are not super clear such as using vaccines & making people sleep - we improvised and implemented our own rules that made sense.Such a great fun. Unfortunately this game has caused such a strain in our friendship among few of our friends. Play it with caution.It's best to play with 4 people.Definitely worth playing at least once or twice.

Ever play Uno or, heck, even Mario Kart where it takes skill AND especially luck to win? Those games are super fun because they create a balance so that even not a great player can win and it tames those with a lot more experience.That’s exactly how Organ Attack is like to play. Got destroyed by my youngest when I had an excellent hand and was going to take out my wife and daughter. You see, there are cards that you can use to swap hands and the little one loves to create chaos.Great game for any age that can read competently. It’s on the upper edge of easy to play, not quite moderately complex. It has just enough rules so that keeps it interesting and is fairly easy learn as you go. The cards tell you what they can do (wilds, etc). Some cards work on multiple types of organs and some only on one. There are immunity cards to block infections, etc.Overall, it’s the best new game we’ve played in a while. Don’t hesitate to buy it, well worth it.

Everyone who plays this game loves it! It’s the only game I’ve played that is *actually* fun for all ages. I can play with just adults over drinks and we’re all laughing, or I can play with my little niece and nephew and we’re all cracking up too. I’ve given this game as a gift many times now, and it’s my go-to for any game night or road trip. It’s easy to jump right in and start playing - no overly complicated rules or setup required! If you’re on the fence, get it!

This game is great to play. Teaches kids about organs and creates lots of laughs.

This is probably my family's favorite card or board game of all time. It is so much fun, it's easy to learn, and it gets super competitive very quickly, making you want to play again and again and again!! We have introduced it to our 10 year old, older family members, diverse sibling and cousin groups, and friends, and they all want to play again ASAP! Each player in my family has fine tuned strategy at this point, but the game is versatile enough that a low pressure approach also works for those looking for a relaxed game.Learning the game can seem daunting... until you just go for it and start playing, that is. "Organ" cards are dealt evenly among 2, 3, 4, or 6 players, and each player gets a five card "attack" card hand; the player who receives the "wild organ (black organ card)" goes first. The cards in your "attack hand" tell you exactly what they're capable of doing, so once you learn how many attacks get your organs out and that 🔥 cards can be played at any time, you are ready to jump right in and learn the rest as you go.It helps to let a new player look through the deck and discuss cards/ask questions before gameplay begins. We also keep a new player's first game pretty low key, allowing them to ask questions as needed without pouncing on them quite so mercilessly as the competitive nature of the game drives you to do. Once you've got it figured out, you can grab the expansion pack! It is designed for team play, (and it's tons of fun utilized as such,) but as a family of three we have pulled several of its cards into our main deck because they add new facets to the game.I paid full price for this game and the expansion pack, lest you think this review is in any way influenced by anything other than my love of it! Do yourself a favor and pick it up!!

Bought this to include in our science curriculum & our kids (7) & (12) both loved it, as did I. My youngest needed a little help understanding some of the vaccine, immunity and outbreak cards but other than that we all equally enjoyed it! I love any games that teach them something while keeping them engaged and having fun, this game did all of those. Funny pictures, good quality and nice little medical journal storage box.

Fun game. Our family enjoys it. Some directions are a little hard to follow but once you play it enough times you get the hang of it