Sky-jo 4+

The Ideal Card Game for Fun

Anusha s t

Designed for iPad

    • 4.4 • 1.6K Ratings
    • Free

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Description

Sky-jo a fun family game for every one! You'll be winning in no time

Sky-jo is suitable as family and holiday game
At least two players or more, the more players the more fun the game is

With no real money at risk, you can play Sky-jo just for fun! You'll be winning in no time

Especially suited for children:
* Educational Gaming: Train arithmetic and concentration skills
* No directly competitive game: Every player plays for himself and there is no way to directly "harm" other players

Sky-jo is an entertaining card game that is lots of fun for kids and even older game enthusiasts. Sky-jo is Ideal for a short game in between other activities and as staple game for exciting evenings.

Sky-jo is an Online multiplayer classic card game for fun and completely free!

Sky-jo is one of the world’s most addictive multiplayer card game

How to Play Sky-jo:

Every player has 12 hidden cards(3x4).Two are turned face up.On your turn you can take the top card from the discard or draw pile. You can exchange one card(hidden or open) from your display. Round ends when one player has only open cards. All cards will be revealed. Add the number of the card for scoring. Game ends when one player has 100 or more points. Whoever has the lowest number wins.So beware, keep a close eye on the game and be cautious and wary of the other player’s actions!
Special Rule: Whenever one column of 3 cards all have the same value, they will be discarded and no longer scored

Sky-jo game is a fun, entertaining and exciting game with hours of play with friends and family.

The adrenaline rush of beating live players around the world while mastering your skills is simply unbeatable in Sky-jo

Practice your strategies, and get ready before you head to a real online and private matches in Sky-jo

If you’re enjoying the game Sky-jo, please take a few seconds to give us a review!

We will be grateful to hear your opinions and improve - whenever needed - in future versions of Sky-jo


How to PlY:

The first player has a choice to either take the card everyone can see (the top of the discard pile) or take a blind card. If the player choose to pick up the top card from the discard pile that everyone can see they then have to replace that card with any card of their choosing from their deck (blind or open).

If the player chooses to take a blind card from the deck they then look at that card and choose whether or not to replace one of their cards out of their deck (blind or open), if they do they then replace that card and put it on top of the discard pile, if they decide that they do not want the card they picked up they can place that in the discard pile and reveal any one of their blind cards. Player’s turn is over.
Each player takes a turn moving in a clockwise order around the table until the round is over.


As soon as one of the players reveals all of their deck everyone except that player will have one more turn each and the round is then over. Everyone must reveal all their remaining cards, then calculate the amount they have and add it to their score board. If the first person who revealed their deck doesn’t have the lowest score, then their score is doubled (even if it is a tie).


There is one special rule and that is if a player manages to place 3 of the same number in a vertical line then that whole row is then discarded. The triplet is then placed onto the discard pile (after the card the player discarded) giving a big advantage.

After each round the players’ scores are added together and when a player reaches 100 the game is over, and the lowest score wins.

What’s New

Version 4.0

-Improved game play
-Minor bug fixes


Ratings and Reviews

4.4 out of 5
1.6K Ratings

1.6K Ratings

sola waykeen ,

Fun but glitchy

I like the practice, but multiple times the game just exposes my last card without my selecting to do so. This has led me to lose one online game and one offline game that i otherwise would have won. Not a crisis, but unfair, since games require a bet.

Also, the robot’s algorithm is so unrealistic. Not even an 8-year-old would use their programmed strategy.

Again, i do enjoy the practice, but the game could use improvements, especially the glitch involving one’s last card.

Tuckerdawg1 ,

Could be much better

We play this game a lot as a family and really enjoy it. The app doesn’t replicate the actual game very much at all. The app’s organization of the cards is not the same so it is much harder to play defense (prevent an opponent from getting a specific card). Most games on the app are played against AI generated bots with phonetic call sign names (Alpha, Beta, Charlie etc.). The bots are easy to beat and their discards are entirely predictable. Hypothetically if a bots lowest card is a -2 and then it has the opportunity to pick up a -1 it will not pick it up because it’s algorithm is to search only for lower cards that their highest card showing (it will replace a 10 with a 9 if it can which no human would do). When other human non bots are playing it is much more enjoyable BUT many times the app simply glitches during the game or between rounds. I’ve had rounds where I got all 4 columns to disappear and the game simply stops because i don’t think it was programmed for that to happen. Lot’s of glitches. Still fun but you need a numb mind to enjoy kind of like playing solitaire and you need a ton of patience.

amg06f ,

Fun Game, But Buggy with Predictable AI

The game is fun to play and a decent time waster if you are just trying to spend 5–10 minutes messing around on your phone. I’ve come across a weird bug where my score will be doubled for no discernible reason at the end of a round. In addition, the AI programming is super basic, where they will always cancel out a column even, if it is with all -1 or -2 cards, and they will always replace a revealed card with any card that is even one space lower when available. This results in the AI opposition making dumb and entirely predictable moves, and they take forever to open up even half of their hand.

It’s fun to play, but the bugs and AI issues keep this from being a truly good or challenging game.

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