Set Enterprises
Set: The Family Card Game of Visual Perception
A small game that works for mixed ages, since quick eyes matter more than experience.
Where to buy
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Australia
Good Games
Price seen October 13, 2026
$24.95 AUD
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Why it made our lists
Gifts for board game and puzzle fans
A race to spot sets of three among 81 cards, ages 6 and up. Kids can beat adults, which makes it a good grandparent gift. The speed stresses some players, and it can be played solo.
A race to spot sets of three among 81 cards. Works across ages, since quick eyes beat experience. Some players find the speed stressful, and it can be played solo.
A pattern-spotting card game where quick eyes beat experience, so kids can beat adults. Works for a mixed-age family from age six; some players find the race stressful.
An 81-card pattern-spotting race where quick eyes beat experience. It works for a mixed group and can be played solo at a desk. Some people find the race to call a set stressful.
What it is
A pattern-spotting card game of 81 cards that vary by colour, shape, shading and number; players race to find sets of three. For ages 6 and up, 2 or more players.
A real-time pattern-spotting card game. Each card shows one to three shapes, and cards vary by number, colour, shape and shading. Players race to call out groups of three cards where each feature is either all the same or all different across the three. There are no turns, so it works with any number of people around a table, and it can be played alone for practice.
The details
- Cards
- 81
- Colours
- Green, purple, red
- Shapes
- Oval, diamond, squiggle
- Shading
- Solid, shaded, outlined
- Instructions
- English, French and Spanish
In the box
- 81 cards
- Instructions in English, French and Spanish
From the shop's product page, read October 3, 2026.
Worth knowing
Some players find the race to call a set stressful; it can also be played solo.
Skip for someone with colour vision difficulty, since colour is one of the four features to match.
- Good for
- Kid (3–8), Tween (9–12), Teen (13–17), Friend, Grandparent
- Interests
- Board games & puzzles, Video games, Science & STEM
- Occasions
- Christmas, Stocking stuffers, Secret Santa
- Age
- 6+
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