Family Card Games pairs of matching cards. This game supports up to two-player multiplayer, similar to "Speed". "Family Card Games" released to generally unfavorable reviews. Reviewers criticised the lack of depth, quality and quantity of the games. However, some reviewers were positive to all the features included in "Daifugo", even though they wished the two other card games would receive the same number of features. ONM said in their review that the video game was "three rubbish card games for just under a fiver". IGN's Lucas M. Thomas said that you should rather go buy a deck of cards for 99 cents instead
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