• Fast, Fun, and Furious
• 2 Player Card Game
• Ages 7 to Adult

Blink® is the lightning fast game where two players race to be the first to play all of their cards. Using sharp eyes and fast hands, players quickly try to match the shape, count, or color on the cards. The first player out of cards wins!

Customer Rating:
Summary: Great!
Comment: Very EZ to learn....fun, fast, need to look at multiple ways to lay down cards. ie. any combo of color/shape.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: Fun, but it's exactly like the card game "Speed"
Comment: This is a fun game, however I wish I knew it was almost exactly like the card game "Speed". You can do a search on instructables (dot) com and read how to play there.

The point of Blink (and Speed) is to get rid of all your cards first as FAST as you can. Players match color, quantity and design to get rid of their cards. In speed (which is played with a regular deck of cards) can be played the same way. I do like blink, but don't think I needed to spend $$ on a new deck, that can be played with a regular deck of cards.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: Very fun and addicting
Comment: My husband and I really love this game. We like the fact that its really fast and easy. Its similar to a game I played in school called speed. Trying to match up the colors or shapes or even the number can be a bit tricky. A must game for two players.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: Available at KMart
Comment: I wanted to buy this game for our family because reviews of this game were overwhelming positive. I dawdled ordering it because I didn't want to pay for shipping and handling. Glad I did because I found it @ Kmart!
Same price at Amazon.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: Not that fun. Same thing over and over.
Comment: Pros:1) Kids can play even with adults. I know my daughter (who is 6) likes it a lot because it she's good at it and can beat kids and adults handily; 2) It's not expensive; 3) It comes in a nice can, with nice cards and is not cheap-looking like so many games; 4) You can lose cards and still play.

Cons: 1) the person who has played more has a huge advantage. My daughter's friends are nice enough to play a few times but they always lose to her because they don't have the game and she's good at it. Against my husband and brother (both with advanced degrees) my 6 year old beats them so easily they can't believe she's not cheating. (A quick check of the cards after shows she wasn't). However, she has played more. They could get up to speed if they were interested in playing more but they're not because the game isn't interesting. 2) The game is too repetitive. After you've got the hang of it (and you can get the hang of it in just a few games if you're that kind of person), it is just more of the same over and over. You're not learning anything: the fun is just in winning, not in playing. 3) The game is TOO SHORT. If you have the hang of it you will fly though the cards so fast the game will take less than minute. 4) This is not an interactive or social game because you have 100% of your attention on the cards. You can't make conversation, compliment people on nice moves, laugh or even (if you're trying to win) blink.

I thought this game would be like the good old card games from childhood, Speed or Spit (you can find the rules on the Web if you don't know them). But those games are actually way more fun to play! Check them out!

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