
Skip-Bo
A board game by Hazel "Skip" Bowman
No text on components is needed during play.
2 - 6 Players 20 minutes Simple
Hand Management
Card Game
Friends and Communities with Skip-Bo
Description
Skip-Bo is a classic card game that's easy to learn and fun to play with friends and family. Designed by Hazel "Skip" Bowman in 1967, it's a game that's been entertaining people for decades. The goal is simple: be the first player to empty your stockpile of 30 cards. You'll play cards onto shared building piles in numerical sequence, drawing new cards and discarding old ones as you go. With simple rules and a playtime of just 20 minutes, Skip-Bo is a great game for a quick gathering or family game night. It's all about strategy and timing, as you try to outmaneuver your opponents and make the most of your cards. The "Skip-bo" wildcard adds an extra layer of excitement, allowing you to shake things up and change the course of the game. With no necessary in-game text, it's a game that anyone can play, regardless of language.
