Funko Something Wild! Disney Aladdin with Genie Pocket Pop! Card Game for 2-4 Players Ages 6 and Up

Such a fun quick game, that’s easy to learn!

I’ve been slowly collecting all the different characters. I’ve only played the game a few times, it’s very simple and basic. Easy to learn. I mainly like the little figures and the idea of mixing and matching different characters is fun. Great little gift. Small enough to easily bring traveling.

We own 4 sets now, this game is fun!

I have a nine-year-old and a seven-year-old and both of them love this game. It is very simple to learn and having the option to add additional decks makes the game that much more exciting. For us, this was money well spent. Eventually, we ended up purchasing all of the decks.

My family loves these games! I bought one to see if we would all like it. We did! So, I wound up buying all six that are available! It's a longer gameplay but my children and I love getting the characters, their social powers, and special cards. We absolutely love these games!

Its a card game that is simple but I think I'd just play Uno or any game with a standard deck. Doesn't really add a unique enough wrinkle but I guess if you like small Funko pops, go for it.

Really fun game.!! Super easy to pick up and a lot of fun if you have multiple packs.!

Received this as a wddding gift and played it our whole honeymoon. Bought it for my sister to use!

Molto bello, sto collezionando tutta la serie, peccato sia arrivato con la scatola danneggiata

reviewIts a pretty fun game, you have three cards, and when its your turn you draw one card. See if you can a set or a run. First to 3 wins. The twist is that if you play a card that matches the colour of the 'power', you get to take that figure and use that and any other powers you may have that turn, and subsequent turns if you still have the figure.This introduces more strategy as sometimes it may be better to play a card to steal the figure rather than progress toward your set/run.The game remains quick to play, easy to learn, rather difficult to master.Mixing 2 sets together makes the game even more chaotic and strategical. We tried a few games with 1, 2 and 4 sets mixed. 1 was rather too quick and easy, 4 was perhaps a little too chaotic. I would reccomend playing with 2 or 3 sets.The rules arent super clear on some points, but it is fun to 'house rule' a few things. For example, for the most fun, we had a rule where if you used a power to play another card, you could also take a figure matching that colour (if available) and use the power for that figure too. This can lead to some rounds of impressive combos. We also house ruled the win condition from 3 powers to 5 for games with more than 1 figure.Overall, a fun little game thats easy to take around and play wherever. With many different themes youre sure to find a set you will like.