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Smyle

Smyle

2024·Chris Colasurdo

2 - 5 players
15 - 20 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting

From BoardGameGeek

Smyle is a competitive memory card game for 2-5 players and ages 8+. Each player begins the game with 3 facedown Teeth cards worth either positive or negative points, and draws a hand of 4 Tooth Fairy cards. Players will know what Teeth cards they have at the start of the game but can't check their row of cards, called their Smyle, unless an effect allows. At the start of each Round, every player simultaneously plays 1 Tooth Fairy card, which determines whether they are going to Steal a Tooth from an opponent, Give 1 of their Teeth to an opponent, Swap a Tooth with one of their opponent's Teeth, or Draw a brand-new Tooth card from the Spare Tooth Deck or activate a Gadget with a unique effect. But players aren't left completely in the dark. At the end of each Round, players must flip 1 of their Teeth cards face up for all to see. Choose wisely as some Teeth generate negative points, called Tooth Decay, when Revealed! Will you take the time to care for and clean your Teeth, or pass off your Decay-ridden Teeth to someone else? After 6 Rounds, the player with the best-looking Smyle wins the game! -description from the publisher

Smyle

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Learn to play

How to Play Smyle | Rules, Setup & Gameplay Tutorial11:58

How to Play Smyle | Rules, Setup & Gameplay Tutorial

Tabletop Gaming Guild

Tabletop Gaming Guild

Review

Smyle Board Game Review | Family Fun, Gameplay & Final Verdict15:45

Smyle Board Game Review | Family Fun, Gameplay & Final Verdict

Tabletop Gaming Guild

Tabletop Gaming Guild

Which Smyle video should I watch?

Smyle has 3 videos from 1 creator: 1 review, 1 how-to-play guide and 1 unboxing. They date from January to March 2026.

To learn the rules, start with "How to Play Smyle | Rules, Setup & Gameplay Tutorial" by Tabletop Gaming Guild, which runs 12 min.

For an opinion before you buy, start with "Smyle Board Game Review | Family Fun, Gameplay & Final Verdict" by Tabletop Gaming Guild.

If you like it, try Trio, Clue, Stratego or Codenames, which share several of its mechanics.

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How to Play Smyle | Rules, Setup & Gameplay TutorialHow to play11:58

How to Play Smyle | Rules, Setup & Gameplay Tutorial

Tabletop Gaming Guild

Tabletop Gaming Guild

Smyle Board Game Review | Family Fun, Gameplay & Final VerdictReview15:45

Smyle Board Game Review | Family Fun, Gameplay & Final Verdict

Tabletop Gaming Guild

Tabletop Gaming Guild

Smyle Board Game Unboxing | Components, Art & First LookUnboxing4:39

Smyle Board Game Unboxing | Components, Art & First Look

Tabletop Gaming Guild

Tabletop Gaming Guild

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About Smyle

From BoardGameGeek:

Smyle is a competitive memory card game for 2-5 players and ages 8+. Each player begins the game with 3 facedown Teeth cards worth either positive or negative points, and draws a hand of 4 Tooth Fairy cards. Players will know what Teeth cards they have at the start of the game but can't check their row of cards, called their Smyle, unless an effect allows. At the start of each Round, every player simultaneously plays 1 Tooth Fairy card, which determines whether they are going to Steal a Tooth from an opponent, Give 1 of their Teeth to an opponent, Swap a Tooth with one of their opponent's Teeth, or Draw a brand-new Tooth card from the Spare Tooth Deck or activate a Gadget with a unique effect. But players aren't left completely in the dark. At the end of each Round, players must flip 1 of their Teeth cards face up for all to see. Choose wisely as some Teeth generate negative points, called Tooth Decay, when Revealed! Will you take the time to care for and clean your Teeth, or pass off your Decay-ridden Teeth to someone else? After 6 Rounds, the player with the best-looking Smyle wins the game! -description from the publisher

Designer

Chris Colasurdo

Artist

Dawid Wiącek

Publisher

Wyrd Games

Categories

Card GameFantasyHumor

Mechanics

Combat ResolutionMemoryDeduction
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