How many players can play Sequence?

This edition supports 2 to 12 players. Two to six is the smoothest range; with 12, turns come around slowly.

Is it suitable for a 7-year-old?

Yes. It is rated for ages 7 and up, and the rules are simple enough for kids to learn quickly. Younger children can play on a team with an adult.

How long does a game take?

Most games run about 20 to 30 minutes with a small group. Expect longer rounds with 8 or more players.

Do you need any extra equipment?

No. The box has the board, cards and playing chips needed to play. You only need a flat surface and the players.

Is it a good alternative to Catan or Ticket to Ride?

It is much lighter and faster to teach. Choose Sequence for mixed ages and big groups; choose those games for deeper strategy.

Does luck decide the winner?

Card draw plays a big part, which keeps games close for kids. Skilled players still do better by blocking opponents and choosing where to place chips.

Where can I buy the Shetacorp The Original Sequence Strategy Board Game?

2 stores we checked sell it, including eBay, Sears.

Shetacorp The Original Sequence Strategy Board Game

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Shetacorp The Original Sequence Strategy Board Game

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Our take on the Shetacorp The Original Sequence Strategy Board Game

Sequence is a card-and-board game where players play cards from their hand to place chips on a board and race to line up five in a row. This Shetacorp edition seats 2 to 12 players and is rated for ages 7 and up, so it works as a family game and a party game. It is simpler than strategy games like Catan or Ticket to Ride: the rules take a few minutes to learn, and luck of the draw keeps younger players competitive. The trade-off is depth; experienced gamers may find it light, and large groups wait longer between turns.

Best forFamilies with kids around 7 and upGame nights with 6 to 12 playersCasual players who want quick rulesMixed-age groups

Pros

Rules are learned in a few minutes
Plays well from 2 up to 12 players
Card draw keeps games close for kids
Short rounds suit family evenings
Works as a party game for big groups

Cons

Luck of the draw decides many games
Little strategic depth for hobby gamers
Large player counts slow the pace
Board and chips feel basic next to premium games

Shetacorp The Original Sequence Strategy Board Game prices at every store

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Shetacorp The Original Sequence Strategy Board Game price history

Lowest price we've seen: $15.86 on Nov 9 at Sears. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 9.

What reviewers say

Owners treat Sequence as a reliable family and party staple: easy to teach, quick to play, and fine with a wide age range. The common complaints are that luck matters more than skill and that big games drag.

What people mention

RulesPraisedPlayers say the rules are simple enough to explain in a few minutes.
LuckCriticisedOwners complain that the cards drawn decide too many games.
Player countMixedIt handles 2 to 12, but big groups mean longer waits between turns.
Family playPraisedParents like that kids around 7 can play alongside adults.
ComponentsCriticisedSome find the board and chips basic compared with pricier games.

Specifications

Genre: Strategy
Recommended Age: 7+ Years
Max Players: 12 Player
Age Group: Kids
Family Friendly: Yes
Min Players: 2 players or more

Questions and answers

How many players can play Sequence?: This edition supports 2 to 12 players. Two to six is the smoothest range; with 12, turns come around slowly.
Is it suitable for a 7-year-old?: Yes. It is rated for ages 7 and up, and the rules are simple enough for kids to learn quickly. Younger children can play on a team with an adult.
How long does a game take?: Most games run about 20 to 30 minutes with a small group. Expect longer rounds with 8 or more players.
Do you need any extra equipment?: No. The box has the board, cards and playing chips needed to play. You only need a flat surface and the players.
Is it a good alternative to Catan or Ticket to Ride?: It is much lighter and faster to teach. Choose Sequence for mixed ages and big groups; choose those games for deeper strategy.
Does luck decide the winner?: Card draw plays a big part, which keeps games close for kids. Skilled players still do better by blocking opponents and choosing where to place chips.
Where is the Shetacorp The Original Sequence Strategy Board Game cheapest?: At Sears, for $15.86, as of our latest check.
Where can I buy the Shetacorp The Original Sequence Strategy Board Game?: 2 stores we checked sell it, including eBay, Sears.

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