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Sequence Queens

Sequence Queens

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Our take on the Sequence Queens

Sequence Queens is a team card-and-board game from designer Dexter Stevens and Goliath Games, a two-board twist on classic Sequence. Players play cards to claim matching spaces on a 10x10 main board and line up five gems, but winning also requires pairs on a smaller 4x6 Queens Court board to form an Alliance of three. Each Alliance adds a card to your hand, so the Court feeds your main-board options. It seats 2 to 12 players in about 20 to 30 minutes and suits families and groups who already know Sequence and want more to juggle.

Best forFamilies with kids around 8 and upGroups of 4 to 12 playersSequence fans wanting a deeper versionCasual game nights that need a short filler
Pros
  • Two boards give every turn a second decision
  • Alliances reward you with extra cards, so the Court pays off
  • Handles up to 12 players, rare for a board game
  • Queens are wild in the Court, adding flexibility
  • Short rounds of 20 to 30 minutes
  • Builds on rules most players already know
Cons
  • Two boards and two win conditions take longer to teach
  • Large player counts can slow turns
  • Luck of the draw still drives most outcomes
  • Less immediate than plain Sequence for newcomers

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About the Sequence Queens

Sequence Queens is a board game based on classic Sequence. Players play cards from their hand to capture matching spaces on the 10 x 10 main board. The goal is to form a Sequence of 5 gems in a row.

To win, a player must also play pairs from their hand to place gems on the new 4 x 6 Queens Court board. Three gems in a row there make an Alliance, and each Alliance earns an extra card in hand.

In the Court, all queens are wild for making pairs. A pair of queens lets a player remove one gem and place one of their own. On the main board, one-eyed queens remove a gem and two-eyed queens are wild. Kings and Jacks are replaced with Knights and Ladies.

Designer
Dexter Stevens
Publisher
Goliath Games
Players
2 to 12
Playtime
20 to 30 minutes
Suggested age
8 and up
Main board
10 x 10
Queens Court board
4 x 6
Main board goal
Sequence of 5 gems in a row
Court goal
Alliance of 3 gems in a row

Questions and answers

How is Sequence Queens different from classic Sequence?
It keeps the 10x10 board and the five-in-a-row goal, then adds a 4x6 Queens Court board. You must also form an Alliance of three gems there using pairs from your hand, and each Alliance gives you an extra card.
How many players can play?
Two to twelve. The wide range makes it work for a couple or a large party, though turns come around less often with a big group.
What do queens do in this version?
All queens are wild when making pairs on the Queens Court board. A pair of queens counts as a pair like any other.
How long does a game take?
About 20 to 30 minutes. Two win conditions can stretch it, especially with many players.
Is it good for kids?
The suggested age is 8 and up. The card-matching rules are simple, but tracking two boards and two goals is more to hold in mind than classic Sequence.
Do I need to know Sequence to play?
No, but it helps. The main board plays like classic Sequence, so experienced players only need to learn the Court and Alliance rules.
Where is the Sequence Queens cheapest?
At Board Game Bliss, for $15.28, as of our latest check.

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