Dino jump-a-saurus game rules

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Please note: BoardGames. Privacy Policy Contact Us. Stack-O-Saurus is a card game where you stack one dinosaur on top of the other until you have created a big Dino Tower!

It may sound silly but this game is a perfect balance of strategy and fun. Be the first player to complete your Dino Tower and you win!

Be the first player to complete the Dino Tower determined at the beginning of the game, by playing a sturdy Apatosaurus followed by four dinosaurs in order.

Each card is placed slightly over the card below it so the dinosaurs are right on top of one another. We suggest the youngest player gets to choose the order of the Dino Tower. The Dino Tower is laid out in sequence for all players to see and reference throughout the game.

Shuffle the remaining cards and deal three to each player. Each e holds his cards in his hand; out of view of the other players. Each player holds his cards in his hand; out of view of the other players. The remaining cards are placed in a pile, face-down, within reach of all players. This creates the draw pile. The top card is flipped and placed face-up to create the discard pile.