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Recommended Casual Game Award

Casual Game Recommended badgeEach Recommended game has been carefully evaluated by our editorial staff and found to meet the following conditions:

• Representative of the casual game genre in terms of game length, depth, and complexity
• Appeals to a general audience, with a G or PG content rating
• Has acheived a high rating in gameplay, quality, and originality

 


 

A cooperative game in which players work together to combine numbers and colros to make matches and ultimatches to clear out a pyramid of cards.

Xylotar is a trick-taking game in which you don't know the exact cards in your hand, only their colors and their placement in your hand from highest value to lowest. Earn points from tricks but also by correctly predicting how many tricks you'll win.

This game of protecting a village from deadly monsters is a card drafting puzzle game, with players actively working to make it difficult for one another, sending tough monsters at each other's villages while trying to shore up their own defenses.

In this cooperative puzzle game, there are ten mini-games inside. Can players deduce how to play each game using only a title and the components to work with?

Get behind the controls of a plane, as pilot and co-pilot, working together to perform a successful landing in this cooperative dice game.

Defuse a tricky trap in this real-time cooperative game where speed isn’t always your friend. Play cards to flip sand timers and move them along the track, but be careful not to flp them too early or they'll run out.

Swap out cards and create sets as quickly as possible, in this real-time free-for-all card game with a memory element thrown in.

In this abstract strategy game for two, you'll outmaneuver your opponent with delicious donuts! Place your donuts on the board, but be strategic — each placement dictates where your opponent can put theirs. To win, be the first to get five donuts in a row or have the largest contiguous area after all donuts have been played.

In this unusual trick-taker, players can play any card they wish into a trick, but both the players who put in the highest and second highest valued cards of the majority color will win cards, and the majority color is only determined after the last card is played into the trick.

Sound Box is a cooperative party game where players take turns being the guesser who must identify the sounds made by other players based on cards with various objects and actions. It's fast and crazy — you only have 13 seconds to listen on each turn!

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