Couch Skeletons Card Game - Quick and Easy 2 Player Game by The Dusty Top Hat

Fast and easy to learn. Very fun game and the illustrations are adorable

I love the fun art style and the fact that it's a two-player game. Which means my partner and I can play together without needing any other people. The rules are simple to understand, but the strategy involved in the game makes it really interesting and engaging. The artwork on the cards is so much fun! Each Skelton on each number is doing something different and so expressive and cute!The game doesn't take long to play, so you don't have to schedule a section of time for this. You can play a few hands in minutes! It's great for both experienced card gamers and newbies alike; no matter your skill level, you can have a good time playing this one. Plus, it's portable, so we can take it on road trips which we do a lot.All in all, I'd highly recommend Couch Skeletons for anyone looking for an enjoyable two-player game that offers strategic depth without taking too long to play or requiring too many players. Whether you're an experienced gamer or just starting out, this one is well worth checking out!

This is a fun little card game. The designs are cute. My daughter and I enjoy playing it together. It is not a really long game, either. The rules were pretty simple to learn.

My wife and I are big fans of games and puzzles, so we picked this one up to add some quick fun to our daily routine or to unwind after work. At first, we were a bit frustrated because the instructions were unclear, and we had to look up how to play on YouTube. Initially, it seemed like a simple and overrated game with little strategy or thought involved.However, once we got the hang of the rules, the game completely transformed. It’s actually a clever and strategic challenge where you have to carefully plan where to place your next “skeleton” to take control of the couch before your opponent does. The gameplay is quick, engaging, and surprisingly fun once you understand it, making it perfect for a short but enjoyable break from the day.Overall, while the unclear instructions were a bit of a hurdle, the game itself is fantastic once you get the gist of it. It’s lighthearted but still requires enough thought to keep it interesting, and it’s a great option for two players. We’ve really enjoyed it and now play it often as a fun way to relax!

I play this with my 8 & 9 year olds. I think kids as young as 5 could understand it. It’s just knowledge of one more or less of a number. Lots of fun, as little as 3 minutes!

This is a fun game that goes by quickly. The picture of the kittens are so cute.

I am sad that this game was a let down. The art work is cute, the game concept was a let down in practice. After playing my 10 yr old suggested the cards were good for art, but has no interest in playing again. The instructions were missing a few details and it took some figuring out to get it. Feels like a good starting concept but it needs to be flushed out a little more.

Game is very cute. It comes in a lil box. The instructions are on 2 double sided cards. And it is very portable. Good quality. Would make a great gift or stocking stuffer. Well worth the cost, box and cards are good quality. Its quick and adaptable...The only downside is that the game play gets confusing/complicated if you get mixed up on how to play higher or lower or which sequence to lay down your cards. So home rules may need to be made for younger or older players.Such as higher or lower in all directions... (Then after several rounds of play make it more difficult by changing the high/low direction or going with original rules of higher to stack. Higher or lower to sit beside...) This seemed to be more suitable for players to get in habit of play as well as card play order. Since you can play all 3 if able... Still winnable and keeps the fun up without confusing players who get confused to play lower in a stack... Or cant play the card they wanted because they played out of order...We also wish that it had an expansion available for 3+ players. Or decks that had different colors other than red / purple (Since 4 players could just play tournament / team style with 2 sets of the game...