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| Skip-Bo | |
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| General | |
| Author | Jeremysr |
| Type | Card |
| Version | 1.0 |
| License | Mixed |
| Last Updated | 2006/12/31 |
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A DS version of the card game Skip-Bo coded with DSLua.
Installation
Skip-Bo uses DSLua which comes in two flavours: CF flavour, and GBFS flavour.
The CF flavour comes in 3 more versions: blue, green, and gray.
- Blue will be the best choice for Supercards.
- Green will work best for M3 devices.
- Gray will work for most other devices.
If none of them work, you may have to use GBFS flavour.
In one of the cf- releases, copy the skipbo folder onto your cf card at /dslua/skipbo.
Then copy the .nds/.sc.nds/.ds.gba file anywhere on your card and run it.
Emulator can run it with DSLua (tested with v0.6).
User guide
The basics
Skip-Bo is a sequencing card game created by the makers of UNO. In Skip-Bo, players aim to create stacks of cards in ascending order, starting from 1 and going up to 12.
Players take turns dealing cards, either from their own deck or by drawing from their personal stockpile.
Special cards called Skip-Bo cards can be played as any number, which can be very helpful for winning the game.
The first player to use up all their stockpile cards is the winner.
How to play
It plays the same as normal Skip-Bo, except there are only 2 players (1 human and 1 CPU), and you can only have 1 card at a time in your discard piles.
To move a card, tap it and then once it's selected, tap where you want to put it.
To end your turn, discard a card.
In this version you can only have 1 card in each discard pile. If you try to put a card on top of a card in the discard pile the card below it will be erased.
Controls
Operate with Stylus.
Screenshots
External links
- Author's website - http://www.bio-gaming.com/jeremy/dslua/ (archived)
- DSLua - http://www.dslua.com (archived)