Mattel GamesSKIP BO Card Game

I love Skip Bo! This was a good value since it also came with Phase10. Good cards

Great game at a great price. It's really fun for all ages. No score keeping, which is a big plus! Nice bright cards. I've bought several, so I can take them camping or on vacation.

Great card game for family night. A lot of fun

This is the type game that most companies yearn for. It's easy to learn, it can be played and enjoyed by both children and adults, and it's playing time can be varied by the number of cards in your deck. Hint, if you go with the game's instructions of 25 cards per player, then you've got a longer game. We tend to use a 15 card deck. The rules are easy enough for the younger members of the family to understand and play well, yet not be overly tedious for the adults. Granted, this means that there's not a ton of strategy involved. You just play the cards as they are drawn. On the plus side, this means that adults can readily carry on conversations and visit and not have to focus on watching what other players are doing for the sake of a winning strategy. Again, ... when it comes your turn, you just play the cards as they are drawn, then go back to pleasant conversation.

My family and I have been enjoying this game for decades. So much fun!

Can be played by 2-4 people but we like it best for 2.

This is probably my 3rd deck, as well as I've given as gifts too. Play with one other or many. Once a week I have friends come for game night, we play lots of different games but this is our go to when we don't want to think a lot, when we don't have a lot of time, as you can change the amount of cards in the piles to make a shorter game play and when we can't decide which game we want to play. We probable play 20 different games but this one the most by far. It's fun easy to learn, the hardest part is the shuffling and counting out the 30 cards to get rid of piles.

I’ve loved Skip-Bo since I was a kid! We decided it was time to introduce our kids to it, but I couldn’t find our set. I ordered this new one to teach them. It has now become their favorite game.I’ve never cared for the way they box the cards, but that’s neither here nor there. The new cards are bright and colorful, and the game/instructions are easy to explain. My one problem is that the instructions for play with four people (our norm) leave you with not enough cards to play the game. So we alter the number of cards we deal when we are playing with four people. I suppose we’ll have to play with two decks once our littlest is old enough to play.