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Great thrilling game for kids or adults to duke it out!
Very fun and engaging game (more interactive and visually appealing than King of Tokyo). Basically a battle-royal situation (last monster standing wins!), but there are also team play options, too (which is a great way to get kids going on learning the game). The number of players the game supports (2-8) makes it wonderfully versatile. There are enough strategic elements tomake it difficult (different strategies often clash with opponents' strategies making it tougher), but it is simple enough that even my 5-year-olds can play and have fun (they can simply pick an attack card and choose their victim...usually mom or dad, which is super fun for them). I've also played it with a bunch of my buddies, and we have a great slaughterfest! There are special moves each character can perform, but you have to time them right lest your strategy be futile. The gameboard and artwork is super creative using the box itself as the battle arena. The monsters are all cleverly inventive with a non-threatening comical edge to them. Only wish is that there were a some female monsters (my girls keep asking if they're going add any). I keep looking to see an expansion; 3-4 more monsters (with a couple of females) would give the game superb variation (and should be easy enough to produce, and there's plenty of room in the box for more).
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There are enough strategic elements tomake it difficult (different strategies often clash with opponents' strategies making it tougher), but it is simple enough that even my 5-year-olds can play and have fun (they can simply pick an attack card and choose their victim...usually mom or dad, which is super fun for them). I've also played it with a bunch of my buddies, and we have a great slaughterfest! There are special moves each character can perform, but you have to time them right lest your strategy be futile.
The gameboard and artwork is super creative using the box itself as the battle arena. The monsters are all cleverly inventive with a non-threatening comical edge to them.
Only wish is that there were a some female monsters (my girls keep asking if they're going add any). I keep looking to see an expansion; 3-4 more monsters (with a couple of females) would give the game superb variation (and should be easy enough to produce, and there's plenty of room in the box for more).
Great thrilling game for kids or adults to duke it out!
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2019
Very fun and engaging game (more interactive and visually appealing than King of Tokyo). Basically a battle-royal situation (last monster standing wins!), but there are also team play options, too (which is a great way to get kids going on learning the game). The number of players the game supports (2-8) makes it wonderfully versatile.Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2019
There are enough strategic elements tomake it difficult (different strategies often clash with opponents' strategies making it tougher), but it is simple enough that even my 5-year-olds can play and have fun (they can simply pick an attack card and choose their victim...usually mom or dad, which is super fun for them). I've also played it with a bunch of my buddies, and we have a great slaughterfest! There are special moves each character can perform, but you have to time them right lest your strategy be futile.
The gameboard and artwork is super creative using the box itself as the battle arena. The monsters are all cleverly inventive with a non-threatening comical edge to them.
Only wish is that there were a some female monsters (my girls keep asking if they're going add any). I keep looking to see an expansion; 3-4 more monsters (with a couple of females) would give the game superb variation (and should be easy enough to produce, and there's plenty of room in the box for more).
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