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Age range (description)	8+ Years
Number of players	2-4
Brand	Hasbro Gaming
Theme	Adventure
Material	Cardboard

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QUICK-PLAYING CARD GAME: Players can’t control the cards they’re dealt, but they can choose what to do with them! It’s The Game of Life Goals game, a card game twist on the favorite board game
PLAY CARDS TO BUILD A LIFE STORY: Race to be the first to build a Life Story and score the most points by playing Choice cards, clinching Life Goals, staying true to the Lifestyle card, and living life to the fullest
COLLECT THE MOST LIFE POINTS TO WIN: Each player’s Lifestyle card reveals their personality for the game and how many Life points they’ll earn for Choice cards. Who will earn the most points to win?
LIVELY TABLE TALK: This game sparks funny, creative conversations! Some of the Choice cards have storytelling prompts, such as sharing what world record you broke or the name of your new pet llama
FUN FAMILY CARD GAME: Quick to play and easy to set up, this fun card game for 2-4 players is a great game for families and kids ages 8 and up. Enjoy it on game night or as an on the go game for travel

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Language:	‎English
Model Number	‎F7608
Number of game players	‎2-4
Assembly Required	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Material type(s)	‎Cardboard
Release date	‎Jan. 1 2023
Language	‎English
Manufacturer recommended age	‎8 years and up
Item model number	‎F7608
Product Dimensions	‎1.91 x 9.21 x 14.29 cm; 122 g
ASIN	‎B0BCH8ZXTJ

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Customer Reviews	1,064 ratings 4.4 out of 5 stars
�鶹�� Rank	#3,184 in Toys & Games (See Top 100 in Toys & Games) #93 in Dedicated Deck Card Games
Date First Available	Dec 27 2022
Manufacturer	Hasbro
Place of Business	Hasbro

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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.

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NS
Family fun game!
Reviewed in Canada on June 7, 2025
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Funny game to play, great to take and play on trips.

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Dee
New favourite!
Reviewed in Canada on May 29, 2025
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I am a big fan of Monopoly Deal so I ordered this on a whim. I LOVE it!!!

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Faye Leuty
Fun travel sized version of Life
Reviewed in Canada on March 23, 2024
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Great fast paced game that requires a bit of strategy. Fun to throw in the suitcase to play on a trip.

I only removed one star because I wish there were more of some of the cards to allow for more variety in game play.

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Nancy
Family fun
Reviewed in Canada on April 17, 2025
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A fun game.

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Sajid S M
Family card game
Reviewed in Canada on March 23, 2025
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Nice family game

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Jan
Fun game
Reviewed in Canada on September 27, 2024
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This was a fun game but pricy for just cards.

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Brian Skerritt
So fun
Reviewed in Canada on February 6, 2025
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Great for quick games. We played with 4 players and 3 players. Had a blast.

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Jonathan C
Jeu simple et rapide
Reviewed in Canada on May 28, 2024
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Ma conjointe aime a grandi en jouant au jeu de Destin classique, elle a acheté celui-ci en se disant que ça serait sympa. Et ce l'est.
Les règles sont assez simples à comprendre et elles s'expliquent bien. Le jeu est fluide autant à deux joueurs qu'à quatre, mais il est préférable de jouer à plusieurs. Nous le sortons en fin de soirée ou lorsque nous avons un peu de temps pour jouer.
Pour un achat impulsif et pas trop cher, il en valait la peine.

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Poiuytrew.q
My guilty pleasure
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2024
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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.

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Poiuytrew.q

My guilty pleasure

Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 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.

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A. Clark
Fun family game!
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2025
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Our family has had a lot of fun with this game! When you don't have the time or patience for the Life board game, this is a fun alternative. It's relatively quick, with a good balance of strategy and luck. While the cards get repetitive after awhile, there is enough chance at play to allow for occasionally crazy results.

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Maranda
Life building Lighthearted Game for Teens
Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2025
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Gave this quirky game to my college freshman daughter in a mid semester gift basket. She plays on a traveling sports team. Easy to pack. Fun to play. She is having a great time with team mates playing it during down time. Great gift for late teens as it gives them topics to think about as they move into adulthood. Fun. Lighthearted. Lots of laughs with Friends.

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Jenn Wall
Fun for kids
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2025
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Fun for kids, but a bit simple for adults. Easy to learn.

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Katz
Pack Of Life Choices
Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2025
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We played this game so many times, Once we figured out how. It is really fun and reflective of the cards life could give you. Pun intended. Loved it and I am a hardcore Game of life Board lover, this made me so happy to play it without needed the board and was able to travel with it. It was all adults over 20 playing it and we had fun!.

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