We like Set, too. We also play a similar game called Qwirkle (played by laying tiles in interlocking groups). Qwirkle is played in turns, so some of that pressu

We like Set, too. We also play a similar game called Qwirkle (played by laying tiles in interlocking groups). Qwirkle is played in turns, so some of that pressure of not being fast enough is eliminated. I play a game with the creative name "make 10" with my kids sometimes that was inspired by Set, except that you have to pick groups of cards that add to 10 (or other numbers, if they're too good at it). My daughter has to find groups of three cards and can use addition and subtraction, and my son just uses addition on groups of two cards. We use regular playing cards with only A-9 included.