1982 · Abstract Strategy
Sequence
Players place chips on a 10×10 board that depicts the cards from two standard decks, using their hand of playing cards to claim matching spaces. The objective is to form a continuous line of five chips horizontally, vertically, or diagonally while blocking opponents’ attempts to do the same. Two-eyed Jacks act as wild cards to place a chip anywhere, and one-eyed Jacks remove an opponent’s chip. The four corner spaces are free and count for all players equally. The game ends when a player or team reaches the agreed number of five-in-a-row connections.
- Players
- 2–12 best 4
- Playing time
- 10–30 min
- Age
- 7+
- Complexity
- 1.3 / 5
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Full stats in Ludoya- 512
- Plays logged
- 294
- Players
- 17m 13s
- Average play
- 112
- In collections
- 2
- On wishlists
6.0/10
from 26 Ludoya reviews
It's an OK, somewhat mindless game. Great for kids and camping trips. The randomness of playing the next card just isn't for me. Maybe there is strategy and strong locations to play (in the decision between two locations, maximum and for a limited time), but I don't care enough to find out what those are or develop the strategy. Blocking my opponent can be fun.
Played it 5 times
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