Goat Lords - Most Addicting Card Game for Adults, Teens, Kids (Boy and Girl) Ages 7 and Up. Family Board Games, Fun Game, Card Games for Families or Family Game Night! A Great Gift Idea!
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- Voted No.1 Goat Game of The Year. Get ready for the most exciting Goat game of your life. Expect high drama, uncontrollable laughter & fast action strategy in this wildly popular card game. Not to mention outrageous bombs, magic, dragon goats and more [Ages 8 plus | 2-6 player]
- Funniest card game I've played since Monopoly Deal. If you're looking for hilarious card games that will make everyone laugh then you've landed on the jack-pot. Just read some of our reviews to see how much people love it.
- Perfect For Any Occasion. Goat Lords is just the right amount of addicting, strategy, luck, drama, and all-out fun. It's perfect for any family game night, party game, thanks giving games, christmas party games, teen games and more.
- The Perfect Gift. A gift that everyone will love. Guaranteed to bring countless laughs and unforgettable moments.
Product Dimensions: 5.75 x 4 x 1.38 inches
Item Weight: 8.8 ounces
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: SQ-201
Manufacturer recommended age: 7 years and up
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Release date: December 2, 2020
Language: English
Manufacturer: Gatwick Games
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This is a well made game with a lot of thought and love put into it. The art is great, the captions are snarky and hilarious, the gameplay is easy to pickup (especially if you watch the videos), and we play it with kids from 6+ at our house. It's light-hearted and fun, and games last 15-20 minutes or so once folks get going at a good pace. Beware! The atomic goat may cause younger children to cry dejectedly when their stack of 300 points worth of Fire Breathing Dragon Goats they stole from their dad gets blown to smithereens. See also their other versions of this game -- lots of fun!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2024 by Joshua Watson
My husband, son, and I love this card game. Not only is the art work cute but the Action Cards help give the game a little extra strategy. It’s great when you know someone has a Chuck Norris or Leonardo de Caprio stack with several 25 and/or 50 wild cards and you have three action cards to help you steal it from them: play the action card where you ask the player to your left for their highest wild card until you get to someone who has a wild card to give you (players should be honest about it or why bother playing?), plus one more action; that action is to play the card where you pick a player to put a stack of your choice to the top of their stack plus one action; the plus action would be to play another action card, especially the one where it tells you to steal the top stack of any player and now you can steal the big points stack you just had someone bring up to the top of their big stack AND you get one more action; the last action would be to put another two matching goat cards on top of your own goat stack to “protect” your new, just stolen goat stack! I’m not sure why some of the 1-3 Star reviews had issues with the rules as they are pretty straight forward and the action cards are self explanatory. There were also some 1-2 star reviews from people saying Goat Lords is a blatant rip off of Uncle Becks Cover Your Assets but I don’t agree. This game has the action cards which help add some strategy to your play as I outlined above. Plus the art work makes this game so much more pleasant to look at. This game is much more fun to us than Cover Your Assets and the action cards and art work play a big part in that assessment. I think it’s completely wrong for people to accuse Gatwick Games of stealing Uncle Becks Cover Your Assets game and simply switching it up by giving it a goat theme. Cover Your Assets is an updated knock-off of a couple of games going back 50 years! And there’s absolutely nothing wrong with that just as there’s nothing wrong with Goat Lords being similar to Cover Your Assets. It’s all a matter of whether you want to play a game with action cards and cute and funny art work or a more streamlined similar mechanic game like Cover Your Assets. This game has been such a hit with everyone we’ve played it with that we end up giving away our copy of the base game as well as the expansion as soon as we finish playing to the people we just played it with because they loved it so much! We end up buying another copy of both and end up giving them away each time! I’ve bought four copies of Goat Lords and the expansion after giving away our other copies to two teen girls in college, a couple in their late 20s, and my in-laws who are in their late 70s and play card games with other elderly couples in their building. Anyhow, everyone is entitled to their own opinion and their own review but I don’t think accusations of stealing are the way to deal with that opinion. But the game and decide for yourself. And if you’ve never played Cover Your Assets, get that one too and decide for yourself. I’m in no way shape or form related to nor do I know the creator of this game or anyone at Gatwick Games. I just think this is a very fun card game if you just want a casual game night.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2019 by Elaine
Once you get the hang of the game it is easy to play. It goes much faster and is more fun when there are more than 2 players.
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2024 by Amazon Customer
Summary: Goat Lords is a game for 2-6 players, ages 7+ from Gatwick games. The premise of the game is that you are collecting sets of like goats (herds) in your stack by putting matching cards from your hand (or from your hand and the top discarded card) onto the top of your stack. It is not that easy though as other players can steal or eliminate your herds through either duels or the use of action cards (which have truly zany effects). A typical game lasted 20-40 minutes for my seasoned gaming group. The cards are cute. There is a little overlap with current politics in the deck, but it is not overpowering. On to the Dr Games’ Criteria … GO/NO GO Criterion • Complexity: (GO) The game is not complex, but I don't recommend it for the very youngest players in an unsupervised setting. There are actions that you need to work through carefully while being open to some level-headed, mature discernment. Based on the tone of the game, it is both intended to be and best played as a light-hearted game. If you do not take it too seriously, small disagreements about the rules will not lead to hurt feelings. For that reason, I highly recommend that you do not just hand these cards to the under 14 crowd. The game is simple enough to be mostly understood and played by younger players, and the fun, cartoonish cards might lead you to believe that this can be played unsupervised by youngsters, but we made that mistake. You should not. • Balanced: (GO ) This game is completely balanced. • Chance (GO) It is very random, and some of the action cards make it extremely unpredictable. Because it is a silly game, no one should get too upset when your stack gets nuked by an unexpected action or two. If you enjoy careful, deliberate planning and water-tight strategies then this game might not be in your favorites stack. • Clarity: (NO GO) Some of the cards are not clear in effect. For example, if someone uses an action (not the dread raining fire-goats card), but say the Russian Goatlette, if someone plays Escape Goat, does that just apply to him/her, or does it stop the action? If part of an action is stopped, do other aspects continue, for example, the +2 play? Etc. Etc. Etc. I only took off one star for this (when normally it would be at least two stars off) because this is clearly supposed to be a silly game. You should go into knowing that you will have to develop some table rules as you play. Better, play a couple of hands with another, like-minded gamer and develop the table rules in advance so that you can share with your other players as you explain the game. • Reasonable Time: (GO) The game plays in 20-40 minutes. Bonus Criteria • Social: The cards are fun and might spark bad puns, chuckles, and other social interactions. There is nothing in the rules to either hinder, nor to cause the interactions. • Unique/Interesting Mechanics: The various nuking and other action cards are unique. • Informed: Not for this game. • Rewards Throughout: No. You can lose everything after 40 minutes in the final round.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2019 by Yusuf Zahri Yusuf Zahri
This game has quickly become a family favorite! Easy to learn of all ages. We had kids playing as young as 8 on their own. Great for big groups too. At one point, we played in partners and had 12 people involved. This is a game that will have everyone laughing and involved! Not a quiet game! Lol
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2024 by Cheri
This game is a blast to play with the family
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2024 by Jonathan Stevens