The game is not centered with the new I pad update!
The game is not centered. So I can’t see my card on the left. Can you please fix this.
No wins
It’s no fun playing a game you rarely win
Like it
I love
this game but frustrating fighting the computer. Hard to win.
this game but frustrating fighting the computer. Hard to win.
Schönes Spiel
Schließe mich vielen Spielern an, macht Spaß hat aber viel, Zuviel Werbung.
Talk about addicting.
I really love this game, caught myself playing it all day yesterday. It seems hard to beat the computer, but that just makes it more of a challenge. Thank you for inventing such a fun game.
Spielmodus verändert
Die Wahl der Spielrunden wurde entfernt. Nun spiele ich nur noch Spiele mit der festgelegten Rundenzahl 35. Das Spiel ist dadurch langweilig geworden.
Great game
I love playing this game
Thank you for this wonderful game
Thank you for this wonderful game
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VERYvague instructions. Whatever I try doesn’t work. I get how you build piles but I get so far and it doesn’t take anymore of my cards??but it keeps flashing ‘more cards needed’ but it won’t take anymore of my cards? How do you end your turn? How do you get additional cards from the draw pile? I normally can figure games out but even the YouTube video I found doesn’t answer questions I have.
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Schöner Zeitvertreib
Aber leider zu viel Werbung
The best!
All of the games by this developer are awesome. Challenging,
in conjunction with fun and satisfaction regardless of outcome. Yes. Great games! Thank you!
in conjunction with fun and satisfaction regardless of outcome. Yes. Great games! Thank you!
Excellent Game
Only watch ads when I need a joker! Win win! Thank you for that!
Wins
You only win about 20% of the time
Klasse
Sehr viel Werbung aber ein schöner Zeitvertreib
Skip rummy
I love this game it is so relaxing. The ads don’t bother me because I play the game while I’m watching tv. Also the ads are not that long.
Too many Ads!
It’s ridiculous that during the game you are interrupted with ads all the way throughout the game. Then when you finally click on the
“X”, it takes you to the Ad’s App Store. RIDICULOUS! When I get done with this Review (by the way they won’t post this review), I am DEFINITELY going to delete this game. You should be ashamed
“X”, it takes you to the Ad’s App Store. RIDICULOUS! When I get done with this Review (by the way they won’t post this review), I am DEFINITELY going to delete this game. You should be ashamed
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Skip Rummy
I enjoy this game, but it seems slanted toward the computer most of the games. The ads aren’t prevalent, so that’s nice. It’s very addicting.
Schnüffel-App
Bevor man hier überhaupt etwas spielen kann, muss man sich zuvor bereit erklären, dass personenbezogene Daten gesammelt und übertragen werden! Dazu „weitere Statistiken“, wobei nicht gesagt wird, was für Statistiken das sind! Geht’s noch? App sofort wieder gelöscht!
Love it!!!
Can’t stop playing with it since I downloaded this app! Thank you!
Skip Rummy
Good game to play anytime don’t have to wait for other players to join the game. I like the skill you can use to play against each other and improve the game play.
Skip Rummy: Great game but needs attention
I really enjoy playing Skip Rummy. It’s clever and requires thought, strategy, and planning. It’s easy to learn. The interface is smooth. The ads are a bummer, as they always are, but they don’t interrupt the game, aren’t overly-frequent, and not excessively long. Plus, a developer has to earn a living!
But the game is ugly and overly-cluttered. I play on an iPad so don’t know if the game looks better on other devices, but assume it would appear even more cluttered on the iPhone’s smaller screen.
And there’s one bug: if I open the color palette, I cannot close it. I can change the color or not change the color; either way, the palette window won’t close. Only way to continue playing is to leave the game, clear the cache, then open the game again.
About the ugliness and clutter: First, the colors are garish. The primary colors don’t look good because the game uses all three, but the non-primary colors don’t coordinate with all three as that’s the nature of primary colors. Suggest you use one color for all the cards, preferably not a primary color because on the screen, those colors shout. Look at other card games, especially solitaire and poker games, and you will see they don’t use primary colors except as accents or notifications.
The four differently-colored cards make the appearance even more unattractive. Why are they even there? Anyone who is able to play this game can count from 1 to 12, so the three-card color groups serve no purpose; all they do is look ugly.
The yellow type in the blue rectangle is ugly because it’s close in location to the white type. Either use the same color or at least one bright yellow and the other a more pastel yellow. Similarly, the three maroon rectangles should be the same color as the blue rectangle, to avoid more color clutter. And the type should be the same color as in the blue rectangle, again to avoid color-clutter.
Some of the text in the red rectangles shouldn’t be on the home screen at all. “New game” is fine, but an icon would be better. “Remove ads” and “restore purchases” are better in a menu accessed via the more commonly-seen gear menu, along with How to Play and statistics. There is a reason other developers keep that stuff off the home screen! As long as How to Play is in the usual location (gear), everyone will see the other menu options.
The color palette, aside from not closing, is too complcated for most ordinary users to understand. It’s odd how the rest of the game seems intentionally simplified, but the color palette isn’t. Also frustrating that the color that can be changed is the background, when it’s the cards and type color that are so unappealing. Perhaps you can just design a few themes, such as softer-colored cards (with a black outline) and coordinating background color, and users can toggle through and pick their favorite. Also it’s a very good idea to make one theme for people with color blindness or low-vision. These use patterns instead of colors. Check the ADA protocols on-line for more info.
The only interface change that comes to mind at the moment is to get rid of the annoying white arrows that show where we can put a card. People who play this game can count up and down between 1 and 12. Much more elegant (and easier on the hands, so more accessible to people with disabilities) if players could tap anywhere in the card column to choose that card stack, except when adding a lower pip card; then, we must tap the top of the column. Besides, there are only, at the very most, eight places to place a card, and one place to end the turn. It’s not hard to know what one’s options are, especially because one must be able to count between 1 and 12 to play the game. So, the arrows are just more clutter.
Alternatively, include arrows only if a player elects Hints from the gear menu. But they aren’t really hints as much as highlighting available plays, so better to call them that.
I have more thoughts but this is already really long, so I’ll stop. Again, I like playing this game and have played every day since I discovered it. It could be better, though, with the changes I suggest. Thank you for your work on this game.
But the game is ugly and overly-cluttered. I play on an iPad so don’t know if the game looks better on other devices, but assume it would appear even more cluttered on the iPhone’s smaller screen.
And there’s one bug: if I open the color palette, I cannot close it. I can change the color or not change the color; either way, the palette window won’t close. Only way to continue playing is to leave the game, clear the cache, then open the game again.
About the ugliness and clutter: First, the colors are garish. The primary colors don’t look good because the game uses all three, but the non-primary colors don’t coordinate with all three as that’s the nature of primary colors. Suggest you use one color for all the cards, preferably not a primary color because on the screen, those colors shout. Look at other card games, especially solitaire and poker games, and you will see they don’t use primary colors except as accents or notifications.
The four differently-colored cards make the appearance even more unattractive. Why are they even there? Anyone who is able to play this game can count from 1 to 12, so the three-card color groups serve no purpose; all they do is look ugly.
The yellow type in the blue rectangle is ugly because it’s close in location to the white type. Either use the same color or at least one bright yellow and the other a more pastel yellow. Similarly, the three maroon rectangles should be the same color as the blue rectangle, to avoid more color clutter. And the type should be the same color as in the blue rectangle, again to avoid color-clutter.
Some of the text in the red rectangles shouldn’t be on the home screen at all. “New game” is fine, but an icon would be better. “Remove ads” and “restore purchases” are better in a menu accessed via the more commonly-seen gear menu, along with How to Play and statistics. There is a reason other developers keep that stuff off the home screen! As long as How to Play is in the usual location (gear), everyone will see the other menu options.
The color palette, aside from not closing, is too complcated for most ordinary users to understand. It’s odd how the rest of the game seems intentionally simplified, but the color palette isn’t. Also frustrating that the color that can be changed is the background, when it’s the cards and type color that are so unappealing. Perhaps you can just design a few themes, such as softer-colored cards (with a black outline) and coordinating background color, and users can toggle through and pick their favorite. Also it’s a very good idea to make one theme for people with color blindness or low-vision. These use patterns instead of colors. Check the ADA protocols on-line for more info.
The only interface change that comes to mind at the moment is to get rid of the annoying white arrows that show where we can put a card. People who play this game can count up and down between 1 and 12. Much more elegant (and easier on the hands, so more accessible to people with disabilities) if players could tap anywhere in the card column to choose that card stack, except when adding a lower pip card; then, we must tap the top of the column. Besides, there are only, at the very most, eight places to place a card, and one place to end the turn. It’s not hard to know what one’s options are, especially because one must be able to count between 1 and 12 to play the game. So, the arrows are just more clutter.
Alternatively, include arrows only if a player elects Hints from the gear menu. But they aren’t really hints as much as highlighting available plays, so better to call them that.
I have more thoughts but this is already really long, so I’ll stop. Again, I like playing this game and have played every day since I discovered it. It could be better, though, with the changes I suggest. Thank you for your work on this game.
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