Fun and excitment with friends and family – easy enough for children, challenging for adults. Play a card from your hand, place a chip on a corresponding space on the game board…when you have five in a row, it’s a SEQUENCE. Learn to block your opponents – remove their chips. Watch out for the Jacks
Fun and excitment with friends and family – easy enough for children, challenging for adults. Play a card from your hand, place a chip on a corresponding space on the game board…when you have five in a row, it’s a SEQUENCE. Learn to block your opponents – remove their chips. Watch out for the Jacks – THEY’RE WILD! With a little strategy and luck – you’re a winner. This Deluxe version has a cushioned mat and new reversible crowning chips. Ages 7 to Adult. For 2 to 12 players.
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The deluxe version’s the best I’ve had this game for a few years now and totally enjoy playing it with my wife. When my relatives from abroad came to stay with us, they too fell in love with this game. I thought I’d buy them the ‘jumbo’ version of this game, but I wish I had bought the deluxe version instead. Here’s why: There are 3 versions of this game (normal, deluxe and jumbo). They’re all the same in terms of how the game is played. But the biggest difference is the size of the mat and how it’s packed in the box. The…
FORGET THE STANDARD VERSION Not only does the Standard version utilize a folding board, which will only withstand so many foldings and unfoldings,it also shorts you on the number of chips you get and most important,(at last viewing) the chips don’t have one side painted white. It is MOST important that one side be painted white so that you can spot(and know that you can’t defensively remove) a completed sequence, when 5 in a row are turned over white side up.Don’t know about the Jumbo, but don’t waste your…
A “sociable” game, yet challenging enuf to pique interest Wow! What fun! Especially for my 9-year-old grandson when he beats the adults, which he manages to do with disturbing regularity. SEQUENCE is a game you can chat and chatter over, which I call a “sociable” game, yet there is enough of a challenge in working to create a sequence – or to block one – to require a modicum of concentration. The early editions have chips which are brushed on one side with white so that they can be turned over, once a sequence is achieved, to readily…