Tat Sat is Fun Educational Mythology Family Card Game for Kids, Teens, and Adults 3 or More Players, Ages 8 and Up

This is like a beautiful go-fish for tweens, tweens, and grownups. We had a lot of fun on our first round but have two complaints. First, we were missing the Neptune card. Second, the names of the deities are printed on the bottom of the cards with the exception of the deity in question. So it is easy to make the mistake of putting down an incomplete collection if you are going by the number of names at the bottom of the card. Instead you have to remember it is the number of names listed plus one (representing the card you are holding).

We were given this as a gift, have played it at least once per week for the last two years and have given it as b'day gifts to the kids' friends. Fun and educational for the whole family. Goes nicely with Rick Riordan's books.

7 year old loved the game!

We absolutely love this game! Not just a fun game that the whole family can play, but it's been a great way to learn about different cultures' religions and spirituality, even including mythical creatures that the children love, too. We also use it to pick a card each day and see who we get. While there are many decks for picking a goddess or fairy or angel card for the day, this has all of them so it is more universal and appealing to all, plus it is a game and learning tool as well.What is most unbelievable is that we learned that three sisters created this game when they were younger, including the absolutely stunning drawings. Learning this and seeing how beautiful the drawings are, how professional the deck is manufactured, and how well thought out the game was, it was so inspiring for my own daughter. This makes a great gift for anyone!

In my opinion TAT SAT is a great game for family fun and entertainment . We are a family of 17 who loves getting together and playing game after game, bonding and laughing and bringing out the competitive spirit in all of us. We started playing TAT SAT last December.It had just been released and, boy! what a wonderful Christmas gift it was! During our holiday gathering it played a big role in our activities together. Not a single day went by without at least 2 rounds being played. The kids, 7 and up, loved it and amazed us with their ability and great performance. They beat us adults most of the time. A few kids became so fixed on playing they wanted to do so all day long! But to me this card game is more than fun. It is educational, mind stimulating, engaging and memory challenging, and, above all, it is inspiring. In the end, whether you win or loose, TAT SAT leaves you with a smile and a very gratifying feeling. The game has 72 beautifully illustrated cards grouped in 15 collections of gods, goddesses, archangels, and mythical beings. The goal: collect as many as you can. How? Take them from the other players, and, while doing so, discover and learn about the gods and goddesses of ancient and modern times. The lucky one who gets the Fairy Dust cart makes the first collection right away! The quality of the game is excellent! Starting with the very nice box, the cards inside are beautiful, to me ,each one a work of art in itself, so colorful and so nice to play with. I liked TAT SAT so much that I purchased several sets to give as gifts to friends and, after listening to the enthusiastic praises they gave the game, I felt compelled to write this review, by the way my first ever. I recommend this game to everyone, from ages 7 and up !.

I purchased this game before the holidays, and it was a great hit at our home with all ages. It stayed on the dinner table and was used every day by the family, even though we have many games. It was engaging, challenging and fun. We laughed a lot! Each card is incredibly colorful and beautiful! They're just nice to look at, let alone play with. The competition was both healthy and fun. It is a good game for adults as well as children, especially ones that can read. We found 4 or 5 players was ideal to play with, but we also used Rummy rules with it to shorten the game and play with less people. When I was young, we played a game called "Authors". Tat Sat is similar in that the cards have quality pictures that bring beauty and the rules are similar. Yet Tat Sat is far more colorful and has many times more cards. It's just a richer game all around. Educationally, it honors many cultures and builds memory skills. I highly recommend it.

Our family received several new games in December and TAT SAT was the game that we kept returning to, by request of the boys! Our sons are 16 and 18 and this game challenged us all. One of the numerous charms of this game is that it would be quite successful with younger children as well. TAT SAT is a multi-cultural experience, an artistic delight, a memory challenge, a lesson on world religions and a friendly bit of competition all at the same time. We laughed, we sang, we bluffed and rejoiced. We have a winter family vacation coming in 2 weeks and this game will be one of the first things I pack!

This is a beautiful and engaging game that fosters friendship, love, and community around the stories and images of ancient cultures and the uniting plurality of togetherness. We live in a fast-paced and progress-driven world, in which we are forgetting the lessons of myths and stories that provide support, foundation, direction, and inspiration to our sense of our own humanity. In the form of a fun and even competitive game, TAT SAT returns these images of spirit and humanity to us. When I play, I not only ask my opponent for Freya, Ganesha, Pegasus, or the Archangel Michael, but I also anticipate the meaningful exchange of a character that holds its own story, lesson, and beauty into the game's conversation. I love playing this game with children and adults and I have found that TAT SAT brings people together in rich imagery, spirit, narrative, and just plain fun. I also enjoy drawing a card each for morning for daily influence and inspiration!