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(More customer reviews)In this game you have to make a "chain" of cards in yor hand to connect any two of the "anchors" on the table. A chain is simply a sequence of cards which share a color or symbol between any pair.
If you've played Crazy Eights or Uno, you know what a sequence looks like: red 3, red 5, green 5, blue 5, blue 7, etc. In Linx, the sequence doesn't come from the two players - you build the longest one you can in your own hand, and the two end cards have to be any two of the four cards on the table. It's an easy-to-learn, fun game that doesn't require huge amoumts of concentration, so it's a great change ofpace for the Uno crowd who might wnat something new once in a while.
The cards themselves are very nice and colorful and the reflective tin is not just beautiful, but it stores the cards and can't tear like a paper box.
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Linx is the game of really, really, long chains. The object is simple - connect any two of the four cards on the table with a chain of cards. Each card in the chain must be connected to its neighbor by either a matching number or a matching symbol. Start by shuffling the playing cards and scoring cards separately. Deal four playing cards and three scoring cards face up on the table, and 10 playing cards to each player. Players draw and discard at their turn, as in gin rummy. Any player who can lay down a chain of cards connecting any two of the four cards on the table takes the scoring card corresponding to the length of the chain. The longer the chain, the higher the score. Once connected by a chain, the cards on the table are replaced with new cards, keeping the challenge fresh. Linx comes with 81 colorful playing cards plus 29 scoring cards, 110 cards in all, and instructions in a handsome metal tin.
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