The bigger the group, the more interesting this game becomes. Requires thought, but the strategy is pretty straightforward. Not the ideal game for those how prefer moving and shouting.

I bought this for my grandchildren. The rules are easy to learn and remember. 2 to 12 can play. Dealt playing cards are played to match the cards on the board. There are wild cards also. The object is to get five cards in a row which isn't as easy as it sounds. Ages 7 to 70 have enjoyed playing.

this is an easy game to learn yet fun for all members of the family

Its an amazing game witch gather your frinds & make you know the way they think & how smart the are ..
BTW its not availabe in Saudia arabia & many of my friends are planing to order it from amazon.

This is a classic simple strategy game - it's one of the more simple board games available for 2 players that can still present an interesting challenge without having to struggle too much to understand the rules. Larger groups of players also work well, but I've found it's hard to find good games that are just as fun with 2 people as they are with more. Sequence happens to be a game that is particularly great for 2 people (or more.) A great addition to anyone's game collection.