Mattel Skip-Bo Card Game MAT42050
Sequencing card game where players build 1–12 piles to empty their stockpile
- Color familyRed
- Product typeParty Games
- Suitable forUnisex
- Age groupChild
- Key featuresSold as 1 EA.
- Sequencing fun for ages 7 and up
- From the makers of UNO card game
- Play all cards in numerical order 1 to 12
- Each player receives a personal stockpile
- Model 42050 for easy identification
Game type and audience
Skip-Bo is a sequencing card game from the makers of UNO. Each player receives a stockpile and tries to discard every card by building shared piles in order from one to twelve. The game is designed for children aged seven and up and works for mixed-age groups.
Pack contents
The box contains a single unit sold as one complete set. No extra decks, score pads or digital companion apps are included. The cards themselves are the only component required to play.
Who it suits
Families and casual players looking for a quick-to-learn sequencing game will enjoy the simple rules and short rounds. Buyers who want a game with deeper strategy, variable set-up or cooperative play should look at something else.
How it compares
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- Price $14.99
- Cheaper than about 77% of the 1,349 comparable items (median $22.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Mattel Card Games |
| Model name | 42050 |
| Product type | Party Games |
| Color family | Red |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 0.33 kg |
| Package size | 191 × 102 × 25 mm |
| More details | |
| Suitable for | Unisex |
| Age group | Child |
Questions about this item
Will the playing cards need replacement after repeated use?
The game uses a standard deck of numbered cards 1 through 12 plus wild cards; heavy shuffling may wear them over time.
What stops a player from continuing their turn during a long session?
A turn ends when you can no longer play the next sequential card onto any building pile.
Does the game generate noise or heat when played for hours?
As a tabletop card game it produces only the sound of shuffling and dealing, with no electronic components or heat.
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