Mattel Games Skip-Bo Card Game for Kids, Adults & Family Night, Travel Game in Collectible Storage Tin for 2-6 Players [Amazon Exclusive]

This is a nice tin. We have been playing a lot of card games and this is perfect!

Enjoy skip bo, but this takes it up to a whole other level. This is a ton of fun to play in a competitive family

The metal box is a must and worth the extra dollars; the cardboard boxes eventually fall apart leaving a gal with no storage and eventual bent torn or lost cards.

My sister and I used to look forward to playing Skip-Bo every summer with my grandparents when we visited. The game is simple enough for kids to learn, yet dynamic and fun enough for adults. This really is a game for all generations. The rules are quick to pick up, the cards are limited (that is, there are not a bunch of special cards to learn how to use), the numbers are easy to read, and the game requires strategy to win.

We take excellent care of our games. We replaced our old set to get the can. The inside that holds the cards isn’t worth it. Feel like I wasted my money. We could have stayed with our old box.

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SkipBo is an amazing game. We now play it nearly every night. I purchased the game with the metal box and found that TSA will pull your bag for visual inspection. Rarely do I not have time for that and it gives me a chance to chat with a TSA agent but if youre one of those always late for the gate travelers then placing this in your checked baggage is a better idea. What a great game though!

Definitely packable cards are in a metal case.

Nov 2021 - This is a very simple game, start with one and add cards one by one until you get to 12. You can make four different stacks to build to 12. The object is to get rid of all the cards dealt to you. Unfortunately, whoever wrote the instruction did an exasperatingly piss poor job of explaining thise simple steps. They have exaggerated the complexity of the game, and done a very poor job of explaining how do you put one car on top of another in sequence. Unbelievably complicated instructions – no seven-year-old could ever understand this on their own. As an adult, I had to read the instructions twice before it became clear just how simple the game is. Shame on the person who wrote these instructions.

I played this game as a kid, it was easy to learn, fun, & a great way to entertain as a family & with guest or visitors. Always a great gift!!!