Perpetual Commotion (2-Player)

We love this game!!! My teenage daughter and I play all the time

I read a few good reviews for this as a two-player game on some gaming web sites, then bought it on Amazon. My wife and I have really enjoyed playing it! It is a face paced, try to keep your eyes on lots of stuff going on at once kind of game. It is kind of like playing a bunch of solitaire games at once, with AND against another person. You can complete a full game in probably 15-20 minutes, so we normally will play a best out of three full games. I think if you added more people, it would become very hectic, but I'm interested to see how it would go. Overall, if you are looking for a good two-player game, I would recommend this.

My daughter played this with her friends and she immediately asked me to buy it. We played several games together with her winning most of them. It is a fun game, but it’s very fast paced so keep that in mind.

This game is actually really fun with only two players!! we've bought games before that said 2 player on them but they turned out to be pretty dull and boring unless you have 3 or more...but not this game....it's got a fast pace that's addictive...with lots of laughs as we both try to be the first to get all of our cards played...we're going to take it along to our next family get together and see if it's even more wild and crazy with 3 or more...TY to the game developers for making sure this game is actually really FUN for just 2 players :)

A very fun 2 player game. My wife and I enjoy games we can play together in the evening before and bed and this one is perfect. It is fast paced, and requires a bit more mental management than your traditional card games. Took us about 30-40 minutes to complete our first game. The cards themselves are very nice. They are quite stiff and textured which helps when you are drawing 3 cards every few seconds. Scoring is fair and 1 round can easily change the game. All in all, a great game.

Okey game to kill time. A lot alike with Speed and with 2 players, one round could be very short and after a while it tend to be a little boring.

I've been specifically looking for 2-player games to play with my adult daughter, and came across this version Perpetual Commotion. We are familiar with playing double solitaire (although we sort of forgot about it until we played this) so this was easy to learn. It's very fun, and very fast. We weren't too thrilled with the scoring, however. If you follow their scoring rules, it can be quite a penalty on the losing hand, which we didn't really like. We also weren't thrilled with the scoring with the extra dice piece. But no worries there, we just made up our own scoring rules and enjoy the game a lot. Now if only I could start beating my daughter at it!

It is a very paced game for someone that likes something to move right along, no sitting around waiting for the other person to make their move. It is all on your own, competing with the other person.Loved playing with my older grandchildren