Others say...

"RACKO"
Wow... do we love Racko! It's a fun game for you and your family. Anyone we've ever introduced to it loves it. We bring it on every vacation and to barbeques and other get-togethers and always have fun playing it. That said, I don't like this new version. I like the old version. The old version just had numbers ont he cards, and the point was to get them all in sequencial order. That, in and of itself is challenging. But this new version has "rules" written on the cards, like "switch two card in your rack" and "skip the next players turn".... it makes the game difficult and it makes it too easy for people to cheat. The REAL Racko gets 5 stars... the new Racko just gets 3. I recommend, if you can't find the original, to buy this and just don't play using the new rules.

"A timeless classic!"
I had Racko when I was about 5 or so. It was a quite time favorite in my household. I swear this was the game that helped me love math and I've been searching for it for my 4 year old - who also loved numbers. He's mastered Uno and monopoly and I'm sure it won't be long until he's the winner everytime in this game too.

My old game didn't have the feature where the numbers "line up" when placed in ascending order. This is a new feature for me and it's proven well for helping Brandon grasp the concept of the game.

I'm sure any eager young learner will love this game - as will any adult.

"great family game!!!"
Great game! challenging to keep adults entertained, and easy enough for kids from about 8!!!!

Object is to get cards in your rack in order.... but you can only replace one each turn w/ a drawn or discarded one. This edition includes special instructions on prime number cards, such as exchange one of your cards with one from your opponents' rack. Defensive and offensive play! We love it.

"very, very good "
We just have one problem with the cards. They're too hard to shuffle with out binding the cards. If you can make them out of flex able plastic and they will last for veer. O most for veer. For a long long time.

"Fun to play"
Fun to play and teaches as it goes. It does take the younger ones a few tries to understand the strategy concept. You can play a simple game when starting out. After you've had it a while, other options are there to change it up and keep the game fun for everyone.