Card Game TREFL Piotruś Księżniczki — children’s matching card game by TREFL (MPN 08496TREFL)

TREFL Piotruś Księżniczki is a children's card game based on the classic Piotruś (Old Maid) mechanic, presented with princess-themed illustrated cards. The set contains a deck of paired images and one unmatched card used to identify the losing player in the traditional matching game. The product is intended for young children and designed to support simple matching, memory exercises and interactive play between two or more players.

Advantages

The compact card deck is lightweight and easy for small hands to hold, making it suitable for play at home or on the move. The princess illustrations are clear and distinct, which helps children recognise and match pairs while building observation skills. The straightforward rules of the Piotruś game make it quick to learn, allowing repeated short play sessions that reinforce memory and turn-taking behaviour.

Suitable for

• Preschool and early school-age children learning matching and memory skills
• Family game sessions and playdates with two or more players
• Travel and quiet-time activities due to the compact format

Key specifications

• Theme: princess illustrations
• Game type: matching / Piotruś (Old Maid) card game
• Contents: illustrated deck with paired images and one unmatched card
• Recommended players: 2 or more
• Designed for young children to develop memory and observation

How to use

Shuffle the deck and deal all cards to players. Players look for and place down any matching pairs in their hand, then take turns drawing a random card from the neighbour's hand trying to avoid being left with the unmatched card. The player who ends the game holding the unmatched card is the losing player according to the traditional Piotruś rules. Supervision may be helpful for very young children to explain the rules and support fair play.

Usage recommendations

Use on a flat surface and store the cards in their original box to keep the illustrations in good condition. For younger players, remove a small number of pairs to shorten the game and repeat short rounds to support memory development and social play skills.