Starter Pack- The Hot New Card Collecting
game.
Recently I was given the opportunity to review RedaKai the newest card collecting game. From Spin Master, the people who gave us the Bakugan game comes this awesome new collection. This is a really cool product for the following awesome reasons.
First, it is easy for beginners. I
must admit I have never played something like this and was a bit intimidated
by the idea of it. Upon opening it and exploring it with a group of
9-10 year olds I was quickly sold. The advanced rules were pretty simple
and the rulebook is also straightforward. It was easy to pick up on
but I can see it can be complex as you start “deck building”. This
is a cool “indoor recess” or family game for this reason.
Next, the cards look amazing. The 3-D and see through cards are so cool. The looks alone are enough to draw anyone in!
Finally, I felt like this is a great card collecting game for all kids. The straightforward rules are simple yet engaging and it manages to move into a more complex game for experienced players. I can easily see this “catching on” and with the show on Cartoon Network its sure to be a success.
Championship Tin
My
11 year old nephew loves playing games (video) or otherwise. My nephew
was more than happy to help me review this Redakai Championship Tin.
When I asked for his help I forgot that when he was younger and we
played card games that he was a big fat CHEATER! Card games have come a
long way since he was younger! The Redakai game comes with 3D cards! How
cool is that? Recently I was given the opportunity to review RedaKai the newest card collecting game. From Spin Master, the people who gave us the Bakugan game comes this awesome new collection. This is a really cool product for the following awesome reasons.
Next, the cards look amazing. The 3-D and see through cards are so cool. The looks alone are enough to draw anyone in!
Finally, I felt like this is a great card collecting game for all kids. The straightforward rules are simple yet engaging and it manages to move into a more complex game for experienced players. I can easily see this “catching on” and with the show on Cartoon Network its sure to be a success.
Championship Tin
This game was easy
enough for my nephew to follow the directions, although you better
believe I read them too to ensure that there was no cheating! As a mom I
loved that the cards were made of thick plastic so when my crazy
toddler got ahold of them he didn't ruin them. The cards stack on top of
each
other so keeping score is easy! It was also nice that the game can in a
tin that held all of the pieces in one piece!
The Redakai Championship Tin comes with a deck of
cards and accessories to hide your
cards from your opponent (SO THEY CAN'T CHEAT!) until you are ready to attack.
This Redakai Championship Tin also includes 43 X- Drive
Cars; 3 Character Bays; 1 Card Screen with Kairu Counter and 1 Draw
Deck.
The Suggested Retail Price is just $29.99.
Thank you to our contributors Gia and Jen for checking these games out! They were provided with samples to help facilitate this review. All opinions are their own.
is currently available for pre-order but will be out October 11.