Get Lucky: Kill Doctor Lucky Card Game

This was a great switch up of the regular boring games. Takes some strategies and planning to win and the card descriptions are entertaining. Worth playing again and again!

This is a very entertaining card game in which every one is trying to kill dr lucky. It is fairly quick to learn and has become one of our favorites. The cards and graphics are nice and the box is actually bigger then it needs to be. Highly recommend this cars game. Note to those who are like me: the company name does contain a curse word and to prevent the younger players from adding it to there vocabulary you could easily scratch it out or cover it with sharpie or tape

I like the board game variation of this a lot. This card game is similar but different enough that you can enjoy both the card game and the board game without it seeming like playing the same thing. I like that it's different from other games in that the turns don't circle around the table, and depending on what players do, the order of play can change during the game. The descriptions and quips written on the cards are also entertaining if you take the time to read them during the game.

After reading reviews for the game, I was really excited to try it for myself! Package arrived, unpacked it, opened the box and......no instructions.....so I have yet to be able to play it..... I haven't figured out how to get in touch with the seller so hopefully they see this.

This gem of a card game is a wonderful addition to any collection. Each card has its own story to tell, giving a larger picture to the game. The rules, while complicated at first, are easy to understand and take only a game to understand.The nature of the game is best enjoyed with adults that have a morbid sense of humor to go with it.

I've only played this once with 3 people but I'm looking forward to playing again with a bigger group and trying out the board game version. There's a good balance of strategy and luck involved, yet the game moves along quickly because the players must choose exactly 1 of 4 possible actions when Dr. Lucky visits one of their characters.

Very fun game that doesn't take long to play. A few in the group complained that being the person in the "lead" is a huge draw-back so you want to stay in second-place until the very end where you swoop in for the win. Doesn't require a lot of logic but there is a bit of politics.

Not as fun as the board game, but still good on its own