Gamewright | Slamwich | Card Game | Ages 6+ | 2-6 Players | 20 Minutes Playing Time, 4.75" x 5.75" x 1.5"

I used to have this game and lost it, when seeing it on here I couldn't resist buying it! It's a great game for all ages! I'm 18 and my sister is 24 and we love it!

What a fun game. I am terrible at it but its a perfect quick game for kids, family and friends.

We love this game in our family. IT was given as a gift to my 4 (now 5) year old son from my mother, and has been played continuously for six months. Even his 2.5 year old sister likes to join in. It's easy to master and there is a bit of strategy involved - great for a beginner's 'card' game!

I bought this to entertain my kids over a rainy bank holiday. I was drawn to it by the die-cut cards that look just like slices of bread. Sure, it’s a gimmick, but it’s a terrific idea that really helps sell the whole ‘sandwich’ theme. The cards are beautifully illustrated with easily recognisable foods: Peanut butter, Jam, Cheese, Onion, Bacon, Lettuce, Tomato, Pickle, Peppers, Eggs, and Sausages. At heart, it’s a card-matching game. Players deal cards face up, hoping to get two the same filling (a ‘double-decker’), or a sequence of two matching cards separated by a different food (a ‘sandwich’). In addition, ’Thief’ and ‘Muncher’ cards can be included to spice up the action, or can be omitted for a simplified version of the game. The ‘full’ rules are intended for players over 6 years of age, the instructions suggest that the simpler rules would suit younger kids, and indeed my 3-year-old daughter found it good fun and easy to play. Yes, it’s basically ‘Snap with knobs on’, but there’s a certain appeal in such simplicity. Winning depends on sharp eyes and fast reactions, so you might find that it’s one of the few games where children have a real advantage over the adults.

An enjoyable and easy to learn game. It reminded me of a book from my childhood called ‘Sam’s Sandwich’. My daughter (7) does like the game but finds it a bit too competitive and fast. We have lots of card games that we play as a family … this wouldn’t be my daughter’s first choice from our selection. I think it would be better suited to slightly older children.

this is a fun family card game that teaches observation and spontaneity skills, I use it for English language classes to teach food words but mainly to encourage loud and spontaneous interaction as you have to shout out Stop thief! or sandwich! which are also difficult to pronounce for French speakers. I also play this game with my children 10 and 14, children tend to be quicker than adults at this game! the cards are unfortunately flimsy and are already starting to wear however. Slamwich

This was meant to be a present, however the game is in an ‘un-giftable’ condition. It is unopened, however there is damage to the box, dirt, significant colour fading and several stickers partially removed. Judging by one of the stickers on the front this stock is about to hit the 25 years mark. Returned!

Slightly more complicated (but no more fun) than Snap!