Hasbro Gaming The Game of Life Goals Card & Quick-Playing Family Game, 2-4 Players, Fun Summer Activities, Vacation Travel Essentials, Ages 8+
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Hasbro Gaming The Game of Life Goals Card & Quick-Playing Family Game, 2-4 Players, Fun Summer Activities, Vacation Travel Essentials, Ages 8+
- QUICK-PLAYING CARD GAME: Players can’t control the cards they’re dealt, but they can choose what to do with them! It’s The Game of Life Goals game, a card game twist on the favorite board game
- PLAY CARDS TO BUILD A LIFE STORY: Race to be the first to build a Life Story and score the most points by playing Choice cards, clinching Life Goals, staying true to the Lifestyle card, and living life to the fullest
- COLLECT THE MOST LIFE POINTS TO WIN: Each player’s Lifestyle card reveals their personality for the game and how many Life points they’ll earn for Choice cards. Who will earn the most points to win?
- LIVELY TABLE TALK: This game sparks funny, creative conversations! Some of the Choice cards have storytelling prompts, such as sharing what world record you broke or the name of your new pet llama
- FUN FAMILY CARD GAME: Quick to play and easy to set up, this fun card game for 2-4 players is a great game for families and kids ages 8 and up. Enjoy it on game night or as an on the go game for travel
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