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Sparkle*Kitty | Family-Friendly Pattern Recognition Card Games | 3-8 Players

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$15.74 $24.99 In stock

Category: Game

Number of Players: 3-8
Age Group: 9+
Time to Play: 15+ Minutes

Nobody puts princess in a tower!

Sparkle*Kitty is an adorably fun, social, and magical spell card game for all ages, sizes and genders. Once upon a time, a group of powerful princesses were captured and locked away in Cursed "No Cursing" towers by the evil queen Sparkle*Kitty! All their words and magic spells vanished and became sugar & spice... almost everything nice.

Luckily these are no ordinary princesses and you are no ordinary player! Take matters into your own hands and harness the simple and sweet words into special spell combinations to set yourself free! The first to escape, wins!

This newest (third) edition of Sparkle*Kitty comes pre-packed with two expansions!! The Adventure Pack and Quantum Pack each add new spells, princesses, and more to the fun! 


NOTICE: Already own Sparkle*Kitty? Both expansion packs are available separately only while supplies last! And, the Team Tokens (available separately) add a Sweet and Sour spin to game play. 

Customer Reviews (3.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Hannah I. ★★★★☆

The art is genuinely adorable and my 9-year-old picked up the pattern matching after one round. Only gripe is that with 3 players it feels a bit thin, so we usually wait until we've got at least 5 at the table.

Nicholas Y. ★★★★☆

Played this with 6 people and it handled the bigger group fine, rounds stayed quick at around 15 minutes. Only gripe is the pattern matching gets a little chaotic once everyone's slapping cards at once, so we had a couple disputes. Still a solid filler game for mixed ages.

Eva ★★★★☆

My 9-year-old niece caught on faster than I did, which says a lot for the family-friendly design. We had six of us around the table and the 15-minute rounds were perfect for keeping everyone engaged. Only wish the age recommendation went a bit younger since my 7-year-old struggled with some of the s