Skip-Bo™: Solitaire Card Game

Name: Skip-Bo™: Solitaire Card Game
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8409925 (590466 reviews)
Author: Mattel163 Limited

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For the app targets fans of classic card and board games who enjoy strategic, competitive gameplay.

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What is Skip-Bo™: Solitaire Card Game?

Skip-Bo™: Solitaire Card Game is a mobile adaptation of the classic board card game developed by Mattel163 Limited. It offers both offline play and online competitive modes, challenging players to use strategic thinking to solve card-based puzzles.

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v1.0 · 1mo ago

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Last updated 34d ago. 5 versions tracked.

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What makes this app unique?

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What Are The Key Features?

Strategic GameplayStandard

Players must utilize strategy to solve problems and manage card sequences.

Online and Offline ModesStandard

The app supports both offline play and online matches against real opponents.

Multiplayer BattlesStandard

Users can participate in intense 2-player battles or group matches.

How much does it cost?

Freemium

Who Built It?

Mattel163

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(3.2M)

Bringing iconic card games to mobile through social, competitive, and narrative-driven digital experiences for a global audience.

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Who is Mattel163?

Mattel163 occupies a high-moat position by controlling the digital rights to globally recognized card game IPs, effectively bypassing the high user acquisition costs of the casual market. Their strategy focuses on transforming static physical rulesets into live-service ecosystems featuring 2v2 social play and global tournaments. The recent launch of UNO Wonder signals a shift toward narrative-driven progression, suggesting an evolution from simple game ports to complex, retention-focused mobile experiences.