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title: "Hasbro Gaming The Game of Life Goals Card Game - Quick-Playing Family Game for 2-4 Players Ages 8 and Up"
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# 88 vibrant cards for dynamic life story building 4 unique Lifestyle cards for personalized strategy Fast-paced gameplay in under 30 mins Hasbro Gaming The Game of Life Goals Card Game - Quick-Playing Family Game for 2-4 Players Ages 8 and Up

**Brand:** hasbro gaming
**Price:** ¥5669
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎉 Build your dream life, one card at a time — don’t miss out on the ultimate family game night upgrade!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Hasbro Gaming The Game of Life Goals Card Game - Quick-Playing Family Game for 2-4 Players Ages 8 and Up by hasbro gaming
- **How much does it cost?** ¥5669 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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- hasbro gaming enthusiasts

## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Skill-Building Play:** Develop life skills, financial literacy, and career awareness while having a blast.
- • **Dynamic Storytelling:** Play Choice cards that spark creative conversations and unforgettable moments.
- • **Family & Travel Ready:** Compact, easy setup makes it perfect for game nights or on-the-go entertainment.
- • **Personalized Strategy:** Choose your Lifestyle card to tailor your path and maximize your Life Points.
- • **Quick, Competitive Fun:** Fast-playing rounds keep everyone engaged and craving the next game night.

## Overview

The Game of Life Goals Card Game is a fast-paced, strategic card game for 2-4 players ages 8 and up. Featuring 88 colorful cards including 4 unique Lifestyle cards, players compete to build life stories and score points by achieving Life Goals aligned with their personalities. Easy to learn and quick to play, it’s perfect for family game nights, travel, and sparking lively conversations while developing essential life skills.

## Description

Get ready for the exciting, quick-playing The Game of Life Goals card game! While players can’t control the cards they’re dealt, they can choose what to do with them! First, each player will be dealt a Lifestyle card, which reveals their personality for the game—and how to tally points at the end of it. For example, have the “Thrillseeker” Lifestyle card? Then Adventure cards will be worth the most points at the end of the game, but House cards won’t. Players build their Life Story with Choice cards that fill it with fun experiences, and they try to clinch Life Goals to rack up points faster. To win, score the most points by achieving Life Goals, staying true to the Lifestyle card, and living life to the fullest! Easy to set up, this Game of Life card game for ages 8 and up is a great family game for game nights and parties. It's also a fun travel game for plane rides or vacations.Spin to Win is a trademark of The Trustee of the Reuben B. Klamer L.T.The Game of Life and Hasbro and all related trademarks and logos are trademarks of Hasbro, Inc.

Review: My guilty pleasure - Life Goals I have always enjoyed playing board games to the point that I played chess, Sorry!, Monopoly, and Jumanji against myself, sometimes even playing as 4 different player colors. Thankfully, I found a husband who helped me find more games, like Catan, Ticket to Ride, and Pandemic. Now I play a lot of other games, but sometimes I still enjoy a lot of easy, simple-to-learn-and-play, mass market games. Mass market games, or basically anything Hasbro makes, is generally looked down on. But I have a guilty pleasure: Life Goals. I've played this game more than 5 times - it is part of our cycle of short weeknight games. The game was on sale, and I thought, why not? Can't hate until I've tried it. This game isn't going to win any awards any time soon and it probably will be forgotten in history, but it is an easy game to play on a school night with a teenager - my 16-year-old cousin who has grown-up playing games. On a school night or work night, sometimes you just want an easy game where it doesn't matter who wins or loses; we just want a quick laugh before going to bed. So that's where this card game fits. Gameplay: Each player starts with a secret hand of 3 cards and 1 secret Lifestyle scoring card used at the end of the game. Life goals are drawn depending on the number of players,e.g. in a 3 player game, there are 3 Life Goals. These are public scoring objectives and when a player completes it, they immediately claim the goal which is worth points at the end of the game which cannot be taken from them. On your turn, you either draw a card OR you play a card. If you acquire a job, the number of cards you draw can change. And that's it! The game ends when all Life Goals are completed. Pros: -I like that the game is "updated". I like the newer jobs like Social Media Manager. Not everything is new, we still have doctor and policeman. -I like that the game is very quick - maybe 5 minutes per person. -Players choose when to end the game by completing the last Life Goal. -The symbols are very clear - There are two types of symbols per color and they have different functions at least for the Life Goals. The most thematic one is the college degree which is necessary for some jobs to be played. -Graphic design is appealing. Artwork is cute. -My favorite part is making up a continuous life story with every card I play. Even when I spend a card, it is incorporated into my story. You can imagine what my story is when I discard "Baby" for "Ski Chalet". (Check out my image for a super long story for the last game I played). Cons: -The Lifestyle cards, which is your secret scoring card, dictates the value of the cards played into your life (or your life decisions). For example, if your lifestyle is "Workaholic", all the career cards are worth the most points for you personally while family cards, including children, pets, and getting married, are worth the least to you. The cards are simple and thematic, but kind of boring in a way - I wish there was more pizazz. -The game can be lucky, but there is some light strategy. -The game has some prompts at the bottom which I completely ignore. Who is this game for? I would recommend this game to anyone who enjoys the classic Game of Life. This game also works well for families. If you have played Monopoly Deal (a quick card game of Monopoly) you might also like this game as it has a similar concept of having some similar themes as the other game but distilled down to a quick card game that doesn't take up a lot of space, is faster, and works great as a travel game. I also would recommend this game if you enjoy light games and no-pressure storytelling. The storytelling is only as funny/fun as you make it to be. I think a lot of hobby board gamers would probably turn up their noses at this game, but whatever. I may eat at restaurants with no prices on the menus, but I can still enjoy ordering McDonald fries.
Review: Fun & quick - Such a great little card game! It’s easy to learn, fast to play, and perfect for both kids and adults. It’s also super portable — great for travel or family nights when you want something simple but fun. Totally worth adding to your game collection!

## Features

- FAST PLAY CARD GAME - Players cannot control the cards being dealt but can choose what to do with them. It's the life game goals game, a card game twist on the favorite board game!
- PLAY CARDS TO BUILD A LIFE STORY – Compete to be the first to build a life story and score the most points by playing Choice cards, adjusting life goals, staying true to the lifestyle chart and living life to the fullest
- COLLECT MOST LIFE POINTS TO WIN - Each player's Lifestyle card reveals their personality for the game and how many Hit Points they will earn by Choice cards. Who will earn the most points to win?
- Animated Table Talk - This game sparks fun and creative conversations. Some of the Choice cards have storytelling prompts, such as sharing the world record you broke or the name of your new pet flame!
- FUN FAMILY CARD GAME - Quick to play and easy to set up, this fun card game for 2 to 4 players is a great game for families and kids 8 and up. Enjoy it on game night or as an on-the-go game for travel!

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0BCH8ZXTJ |
| Age Range Description | Kid |
| Age range (description) | Kid |
| Best Sellers Rank | #121,859 in Toys ( See Top 100 in Toys ) #1,661 in Dedicated Deck Card Games |
| Brand | Hasbro Gaming |
| Brand Name | Hasbro Gaming |
| Color | Multicoloured |
| Colour | Multicoloured |
| Container Type | Box |
| Customer Package Type | FFP |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 1,459 Reviews |
| Educational Objective | Life Skills Development, Financial Literacy, Career Awareness |
| Grenre | Board Game |
| Included Components | [88 cards (4 lifestyle cards, 80 choice 4 life goals cards) and instructions] |
| Is Assembly Required | No |
| Item Dimensions | 19 x 92 x 143 millimeters |
| Item Type Name | Card Game |
| Item Weight | 122 Grams |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | Hasbro Gaming |
| Manufacturer Part Number | F7608 |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 8 years and up |
| Material | Plastic |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Model Name | The Game of Life Goals |
| Model Number | F7608 |
| Model Year | 2022 |
| Number of Items | 88 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Number of Players | 2-4 |
| Number of players | 2-4 |
| Operation Mode | Manual |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Card game version of The Game of Life board game with elements of board chat and collection of life points |
| Package Quantity | 1 |
| Power Source | Manual |
| Product Style | Colorful and Modern |
| Set Name | The Game of Life Goals |
| Size | 9.16 cm x 19.05 cm x 14.29 cm |
| Sub Brand | Hasbro Gaming |
| Subject Character | Life |
| Theme | Racing |
| UPC | 195166208800 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

## Product Details

- **Age range (description):** Kid
- **Brand:** Hasbro Gaming
- **Material:** Plastic
- **Number of players:** 2-4
- **Theme:** Racing

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is this game too young for an adult, specifically, a twenty year old who loves board games?**
A: Our whole family played, ages 8 to 70. Everyone liked it. Monopoly card game is great, too.

**Q: Is there an expansion pack for this game? Super fun but would love to be able to play with more.**
A: Not that I know of.

**Q: What are the instructions? Mine did not come in the box**
A: Just Google it. There are plenty of copies of the rules

**Q: Is this game too juvenile for a high school classroom?**
A: I do not think so.  We play with our 18 and 20 year old children.  We do like the Monopoly card game better.  Also, if you are looking for something that looks more like real life, I like cash flow quadrant.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ My guilty pleasure
*by P***Q on 12 April 2024*

Life Goals I have always enjoyed playing board games to the point that I played chess, Sorry!, Monopoly, and Jumanji against myself, sometimes even playing as 4 different player colors. Thankfully, I found a husband who helped me find more games, like Catan, Ticket to Ride, and Pandemic. Now I play a lot of other games, but sometimes I still enjoy a lot of easy, simple-to-learn-and-play, mass market games. Mass market games, or basically anything Hasbro makes, is generally looked down on. But I have a guilty pleasure: Life Goals. I've played this game more than 5 times - it is part of our cycle of short weeknight games. The game was on sale, and I thought, why not? Can't hate until I've tried it. This game isn't going to win any awards any time soon and it probably will be forgotten in history, but it is an easy game to play on a school night with a teenager - my 16-year-old cousin who has grown-up playing games. On a school night or work night, sometimes you just want an easy game where it doesn't matter who wins or loses; we just want a quick laugh before going to bed. So that's where this card game fits. Gameplay: Each player starts with a secret hand of 3 cards and 1 secret Lifestyle scoring card used at the end of the game. Life goals are drawn depending on the number of players,e.g. in a 3 player game, there are 3 Life Goals. These are public scoring objectives and when a player completes it, they immediately claim the goal which is worth points at the end of the game which cannot be taken from them. On your turn, you either draw a card OR you play a card. If you acquire a job, the number of cards you draw can change. And that's it! The game ends when all Life Goals are completed. Pros: -I like that the game is "updated". I like the newer jobs like Social Media Manager. Not everything is new, we still have doctor and policeman. -I like that the game is very quick - maybe 5 minutes per person. -Players choose when to end the game by completing the last Life Goal. -The symbols are very clear - There are two types of symbols per color and they have different functions at least for the Life Goals. The most thematic one is the college degree which is necessary for some jobs to be played. -Graphic design is appealing. Artwork is cute. -My favorite part is making up a continuous life story with every card I play. Even when I spend a card, it is incorporated into my story. You can imagine what my story is when I discard "Baby" for "Ski Chalet". (Check out my image for a super long story for the last game I played). Cons: -The Lifestyle cards, which is your secret scoring card, dictates the value of the cards played into your life (or your life decisions). For example, if your lifestyle is "Workaholic", all the career cards are worth the most points for you personally while family cards, including children, pets, and getting married, are worth the least to you. The cards are simple and thematic, but kind of boring in a way - I wish there was more pizazz. -The game can be lucky, but there is some light strategy. -The game has some prompts at the bottom which I completely ignore. Who is this game for? I would recommend this game to anyone who enjoys the classic Game of Life. This game also works well for families. If you have played Monopoly Deal (a quick card game of Monopoly) you might also like this game as it has a similar concept of having some similar themes as the other game but distilled down to a quick card game that doesn't take up a lot of space, is faster, and works great as a travel game. I also would recommend this game if you enjoy light games and no-pressure storytelling. The storytelling is only as funny/fun as you make it to be. I think a lot of hobby board gamers would probably turn up their noses at this game, but whatever. I may eat at restaurants with no prices on the menus, but I can still enjoy ordering McDonald fries.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fun & quick
*by A***E on 18 October 2025*

Such a great little card game! It’s easy to learn, fast to play, and perfect for both kids and adults. It’s also super portable — great for travel or family nights when you want something simple but fun. Totally worth adding to your game collection!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Gives you hours of fun playtime
*by V***J on 18 August 2024*

Bought this to play with my wife and nephews. Initially you will need to time to read and watch videos on youtube to know how to play this game, but once you get the hang of it, you will surely have lots of fun. Great entertainment value as it costs not more then 300. Colours and printing quality of the cards is impeccable. As I said it will require sometime to know how to play so the difficulty level will be medium.

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