Medvěd WRR: Karetní hra is a family card game that brings to life the story of the plush bear WRR, the protagonist of a Czech children's book. The game takes place in the same old factory where the bear got lost, and the goal is to gather the parts of a printing machine that the inventor, old turtle Edward, has hidden in various books. Each player starts with a deck of cards depicting the bear in different costumes, as well as pirate and machine‑part cards. The challenge is to collect sets of cards of the same type – a classic Set Collection mechanic – and to use the special abilities of the nine characters to uncover where the pieces are hidden. The mechanics are simple, making it accessible for kids, but the presence of characters with unique powers adds a strategic layer of deciding when to play a card or hold it for the next round. The game lasts between 15 and 30 minutes, ideal for quick family sessions or casual play with friends. The components are colorful and of good quality, with illustrations reminiscent of the original book’s style, making the connection between reading and play seamless. While targeted at a child audience, adults who have read the book can enjoy re‑meeting familiar characters and scenarios. The main strength lies in combining narrative and set‑collection mechanics, keeping players engaged without demanding too much focus. The only caveat is that, being a card game, there can be waiting moments as players draw new cards, which may slow the pace for those who prefer faster action games. Overall, Medvěd WRR: Karetní hra is a fun and educational choice for anyone looking for a light card game with a familiar theme.