Sequence
The verdict
Play a card, place a chip on the matching board space, get five in a row: one mechanic, 2–12 players in teams or individually, ages 7 and up. The full original includes the folding board (19.75 by 15.25 inches), two decks, and 135 chips — 50 green, 50 blue, 35 red — and that chip count is how you know you have the real game.
Sequence — about $23.99 list (seen as low as $13.29 on deal) · ≈4.7/5 from ~43,300 Amazon reviews · the five-in-a-row family classic — and the one where the spinoffs share the name.
Specs
- 2–12 players, ages 7+
- Folding board 19.75 × 15.25 inches
- 2 decks, 135 chips (50 green, 50 blue, 35 red)
- Original game — not Kids, Letters, or Dice spinoffs
Blind details
For a blind shopper, verify the listing says 'Folding Board' plus 135 chips before ordering, because Sequence for Kids, Sequence Letters, and Sequence Dice all share the name and are different games. Listen for 'easy to teach' in reviews as the buy signal, and note the team play: 2–12 players makes it a genuinely multi-generational gift.
Honest caveats: the board is color-and-card-image based — chip colors are color-only and the two card images per card are distinguished visually — so for mixed blind-and-sighted play this needs a sighted partner or a house-rule adaptation. Do not present it as blind-playable as-is. As of October 2026 the list price was $23.99 with deal prices from $13.29; confirm the live price at checkout.
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Last reviewed: October 2026.