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Our Verdict
Fast, tense, and perfect for any party!
Highlights
- Pure adrenaline with every card
- Super quick gameplay
- Easy to learn
- Fun combinations
Keep in mind
- Can be frustrating for some
- Language dependency if not translated
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You know that game where you think it's super simple and suddenly find yourself sweating to avoid losing everything? Well, Stack 5 (also known as Get Stacked) is exactly that dose of adrenaline in card form! The goal is to build card columns strategically, but there's a catch: you need to know exactly when to stop. The objective is to be the first to score 3 points by completing 5-card combinations. How does it work? You draw cards one by one, trying to form specific sequences or sets. But watch out: if you draw two cards with the same number, the gamble is over, and you lose the round, handing your cards over to an opponent! There are several ways to score: getting five different numbers gives you 1 point, five identical numbers secures 2 points, and if you manage five cards of the same color with different numbers, you hit 3 points and win! It's a game of pure tension, where the balance between greed and caution defines the master of combinations. Besides the numerical combinations, keep an eye out for special cards that can completely shift your strategy. It's the perfect type of game for those who want a fast, intense session filled with laughs (or sighs of frustration) every round. If you love party games that don't require a 50-page manual but keep you glued to the table, Stack 5 is your new addiction for breaks between bigger games.
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Categories
Families
Publisher
ATM Gaming
Designer
Ben (II), JB
How long does a game take?
It's super quick! On average, a game lasts about 15 minutes.
What is the recommended age?
Since it's a simple card game, it works well for the whole family, but the risk factor might be intense for very young children.
Is the game very complex?
Not at all! The rule is simple: draw cards and try not to repeat numbers. You learn by playing!
How many players can play?
From 2 to 6 players, making it great for various group sizes.
Do I need to know English to play?
The mechanics are very intuitive, but if the cards aren't translated, there might be a slight language dependency.