38 Super Fun Card Games For Kids That'll Bring The Whole Family Together

When it's rainy outside and you can't make it to the mini golf course as promised, break out Play Nine and have just as much fun. The goal is to get the lowest score possible, but just like regular golf, there are traps and obstacles all over to prevent you from doing so.

When you play this dynamic card game you're going to hear a lot of "oh crud!" as players win and lose rounds. There's no such thing as a boring game of Oh Crud because it combines dice, cards, and points to make racing to the bottom (you want the lowest amount of points) extra fun.

Guess in 10 is another one of Skillmatics' awesome games that help kids learn and develop valuable critical thinking and problem-solving skills while they play. In this game, they'll have to guess an animal, a character, a place, or a sport in ten tries. There are tons of versions, so grab a few your kid will love.

If you remember Slap Jack and War from your youth, you'll want to play a game of Smack It with the kids. The concept is the same but the gameplay is more fun and there are oodles of laughs to be had. It takes less than a minute to learn and is perfect for kids 6 and up.

Think of Sharks Aliens Zombies as a game of Rock Paper Scissors with a card game twist. Throw down your card and see who reigns supreme each round. As a bonus, each card is printed with a funny joke that'll make everyone crack up.

Ono was made by the minds who made Uno and it's just as much fun. As you play, the kids will build up their math skills because it's very important to stay below the number 99. There is a number 99 card in the deck, watch out, that one's not playable.

Collect cards, admire weird creatures, challenge your friends to a duel, and throw soft foam burritos at them in Throw, Throw Burrito. It was dreamt up by the minds at Exploding Kittens, so you know it'll be a rip-roaring good time.

100 PIcs is a perfect game for long car rides. It's solo, so you can get one for each of the kids, and it comes with tons of expansion packs. They'll have to guess the answer to riddles, with a hint of course, about things like animals, logos, road signs, and more.

When there's not enough space to play Clue, you can still get in some good Whodunit fun with the card game version. There's a crime card and you and the other players will have to solve it by asking a series of questions and uncovering evidence and case files along the way.

Gimme 5 is the perfect game for kids just learning numbers and how to add and subtract. Up to ten people can play the game, and the more the merrier. Watch out for power cards and be ready to play your own to win the pile.

Set a kid up for success at Sequence when they're older by starting them off with the kid version. Instead of suits of cards from a deck, you'll play with cards that have animals on them, which makes it easier for kids to match.

The kids will be asking to play Farkle nonstop because let's be real, "Farkle" is just fun to say! It's a dice game that's been turned into a card game and challenges you to draw cards and build the most points. But watch out for that Farkle card!

This game is kid-tested and (believe it or not) parent-approved. It's packed with good, clean, fun dirty jokes about things like farts that are guaranteed to make a kid giggle and help families celebrate what makes kids the amazingly cheery people they are.

There are few things kids like more than trying to talk in strange voices with strange words. Poetry with Neanderthals will challenge them to speak in one-syllable words and toss out everything they know about grammar to do their best caveman impression. They'll freaking love it.

Rook is a game of bidding and tricks and to say it's fast-paced and exciting is an understatement. Play your way through the 57 cards in the deck, trying to reach 300 points before the rook card is drawn and changes everything.

High drama, fast action, strategy, and uncontrollable laughter aren't often things you associate with goats but that's exactly what you'll get from the Goat Lords card game. Some bombs and dragons, too! Grab 1-5 of your closest friends and see what it's all about.

Next time your kid claims that they're bored, break out this game and get ready for them to be surprised. How can parents want to play Not Parent Approved? The game is full of mischief and "inappropriately appropriate" jokes that even Mom and Dad will have to laugh at.

Kids obsessed with baking shows will want to play this game over and over again. Hasty Baker challenges them to make the best dessert, without all the mess in the kitchen of course. They need to find and collect the right ingredients all while trying to sabotage their opponents, what fun!