Family Card Games Fun Pack

All cards are dealt and players take turns playing a card, the first player to play all their cards wins.

Cards are played sequentially by suit and each suit starts with the seven and builds both up to the king and down to the ace.

The game is played in levels, to progress to the next level the player must finish either first or second on a five round match.

To complete level four the player must finish first.

The Rich Man: Players take it in turn to play a card, the card they play must be higher than the card played by the previous player.

The first player to play all their cards wins.

At the end of the first round the winning player is termed 'The Millionaire', the second player is 'Rich', the third player is 'Poor' and the fourth player is 'Destitute'. 'Destitute' must give their two best cards to 'The Millionaire', 'Poor' must give their best card to 'Rich'. 'Millionaire' and 'Rich' must give cards to 'Destitute' and 'Poor' but they can give any cards they wish.

Under certain conditions card strength is reversed which affects the game dramatically.

Players start with twenty points and gain or lose points depending on how well they do, and they complete a level by finishing first in a ten round match.

Splash: Players play card(s) to match the value of the card on the table, the first player to play all their cards wins.

They win instantly (i.e.

The 'Splash') if the total value of their hand matches the table card.

The game is a variation on 'Crazy Eights' as it has similar special cards.

Eights change the suit of the next player's discard, Jacks cause the next player to miss a turn, Tens reverse the order of play and Twos make the next player pick up two additional cards from the deck.

To clear a level the pla

Family Card Games Fun Pack for PlayStation is currently worth €2.59 loose, €4.40 complete in box, and €11.01 factory sealed. Prices are based on real sales and update regularly on Gamevaro.

Family Card Games Fun Pack has a steady sales history on the tracked marketplaces, meaning it trades hands regularly and isn't considered particularly rare.

Loose means cartridge or disc only, CIB (complete in box) includes the original box and manual, and sealed means factory-sealed and never opened. For Family Card Games Fun Pack, loose is €2.59 and CIB is €4.40 — CIB commands a premium because original boxes and manuals are fragile and often don't survive.