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Greater Than Games Spirit Island - Cooperative Strategy Board Game

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Features

  • COOPERATIVE STRATEGY BOARD GAME FOR 1-4 PLAYERS Work together as Spirits of the island to repel colonizing invaders before they blight your home. One of the most acclaimed cooperative board games for adults, Spirit Island offers deep strategic gameplay that rewards planning and teamwork.
  • SOLO OR MULTIPLAYER Play fully solo with dedicated single-player rules, or team up with up to 3 friends in co-op mode. A top-rated solo board game for adults and a standout choice for game night with 2 to 4 players.
  • 8 UNIQUE SPIRITS, 4 DIFFICULTY LEVELS Choose from 8 highly thematic Spirits, each with distinct powers and playstyles. From beginner-friendly to fiendishly complex, Spirit Island scales to any experience level. Add optional Adversaries to dial up the challenge even further.
  • THRILLING REPLAYABILITY No two games play the same. With different Spirit combinations, Adversary settings, and island layouts, Spirit Island delivers a new strategic challenge every session making it one of the best strategy board games for adults.
  • AWARD-WINNING & EXPANDABLE Rated one of the best cooperative board games ever made. Expand your experience with Spirit Island: Branch & Claw, Jagged Earth, Horizons, and more. Ages 14+, 90120 minute play time.

Description

Spirit Island is a complex cooperative board game for 1 to 4 players in which players take on the roles of different Spirits of the land, defending their island home from colonizing invaders. Unlike most games where you play the conquering force, Spirit Island flips the script: you are the ancient, powerful spirit defending your homeland. The invaders arrive each round, spreading and building settlements — and it's your job to use your unique spiritual powers to drive them out before the island is overrun. Each Spirit has its own unique set of powers, growth mechanics, and playstyle, ranging from the fast-acting Lightning's Swift Strife to the slow but unstoppable Vital Strength of the Earth. Players must coordinate their powers strategically, managing fear and blight across the island's territories. With 8 different Spirits, multiple Adversary factions (each with 6 escalating difficulty levels), and modular island boards, Spirit Island offers enormous replayability. Whether you're playing solo or with a full group of 4, no two games ever feel the same. Spirit Island is widely regarded as one of the best solo board games for adults, one of the best cooperative strategy board games, and one of the most thematically rich board games ever designed. Expand your island with official expansions: Branch & Claw, Jagged Earth, Horizons of Spirit Island, and Nature Incarnate — all fully compatible with the base game. Players: 1–4 | Play Time: 90–120 minutes | Ages: 14+ | Complexity: Medium-High

Brand Name: Greater Than Games


Genre: Strategy


Number of Players: 2-4


Edition: Standard Edition


Sub Brand: Spirit


Customer Package Type: FFP


Language: English


Unit Count: 1 Count


Estimated Playing Time: 90 minutes


Number of Packs: 1


Item Highlight: Expert-Level Solo or Multiplayer Thematic Game for Adults, Defend Your Land from Colonizing Invaders, High Replayability


Included Components: Game


Age Range Description: 156 months to 9600 months


Global Trade Identification Number: 91


Item Type Name: Board Game


Manufacturer: Greater Than Games


Minimum Age Recomendation: 168


Model Number: SISLCORE


UPC: 798304339291


Manufacturer Warranty Description: No Warranty


Manufacturer Part Number: SISLCORE


Set Name: Base Game


Manufacturer recommended age: 14 years and up


Game Mechanics: Area Control, Cooperative, Resource Management


Supported Battery Types: Not required


Educational Objective: To improve strategic thinking, teamwork, and problem-solving skills


Indoor Outdoor Usage: Indoor


Operation Mode: manual


Item Dimensions L x W: 12"L x 12"W


Item Weight: 1 kg


Number of Items: 1


Item Dimensions: 11.6 x 2.95 x 11.6 inches


Size: 36.17 cubic inches


Theme: Strategy


Color: Blue


Subject Character: Spirit Island


CPSIA Cautionary Statement: Choking Hazard - Small Parts, No Warning Applicable


Rulebook Availability: Printed Included


Material Type: Cardboard


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Best Cooperative Game . . . Ever
Style: Base Game
Spirit Island lives up to its incredibly high hype and I wish I was not so late to the party. Every aspect of this game is incredibly thoughtful (well designed), fun, and offers so much variety. The replay value is insane. Typically, I'm one of those people who believes that a board game should never take more than 1 hour of time otherwise it turns into more of a stressful experience. Spirit Island completely proves me wrong . . . even with the 2+ hour play times (including set up and play through) I can't get enough and never feel board. I also love how all of the game mechanics make sense and feel completely natural to the story of the game itself. Nothing feels like a mechanic that was just added to "fix" some issue. I've also read that the makers of this game go through years of game testing to make sure they get everything right: it really shows. My only word of warning is that this game does take at least one or two play-throughs before you get your bearings and you should sit down with it for the first time on a day when you are not tired from work, but the instruction booklet is very well written and that helps a lot. If you are on the fence after hearing good things about this game, just get it. You won't be disappointed. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2025 by Jaret

  • Endlessly replayable, enjoyable and timeless
Style: Base Game
I’ve owned Spirit Island for seven years and only recently started playing it with others. Until then, it was my main solo game, usually with three spirits at once. I’ve never won against an adversary or a scenario, but I always enjoy the challenge. Components: Beautiful art, solid pieces, and spirit boards that feel alive. The production quality matches the depth of the game. Set up time: Long, especially with expansions and multiple spirits. It takes a while, but the table presence makes it worth it. Ease of teaching: Not simple, but learnable with patience. My roommates were better at keeping track of everything than I am, though they’re used to long D&D campaigns and complex games. What I find great: It’s endlessly replayable. Every spirit, power card, and combination changes the experience. The strategy runs deep and always feels fresh, even after years. What I like less: Bookkeeping can get heavy, especially when managing multiple spirits solo. I often switch to the Steam version for convenience, but I still prefer the physical game when I have the time. If I were stranded on an island or stuck in a zombie apocalypse, this is the one game I’d pack in my bunker. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2025 by Ellen Van Hond

  • This is my (and my friends) new favorite game. Hands down.
Style: Base Game
This game is not related or connected to Settlers of Catan in any way, but follow along with me for a minute here - the following "story" will give you a good idea of the highly thematic game-play present in this game. Imagine the world/game of Settlers of Catan. A new island is discovered, and invaders from afar flock to the new lush land in search of new homes and resources. Ready to conquer and colonize the new paradise, they begin by creating a few modest towns, and then the race for territory begins. Eventually one particular group of colonists win the race for land, and are crowned the new de-facto rulers of the not-so-newly-discovered island. But something awakens from the land itself. The colonists actions have blighted the land, displaced and taken advantage of the native tribes of the land, and disturbed and upset the spirits that the natives worship. The ancient god-spirits of the island have been angered and they now exert their powers and influence upon the land. Crops wither, volcanoes erupt, the jungle grows rapidly to take back the land claimed for townships and roads. The rains, rivers, and ocean itself seems intent on destroying bridges and boats, flooding crop land, and sometimes raining destruction from above. Raging storms of thunder and lightning, savage wildlife, and the very earth beneath seem intent to drive the invaders out, or kill them. Wicked nightmares plague the settlers, and the natives themselves revolt. Welcome to Spirit Island. The game is, like I said, highly thematic, and a ton of fun to play - with a huge variety of game setups and play choices - no two games are ever the same. You take on the roles of the Spirits of the island, attempting to drive away the colonists through fear and population reduction. The Dahan (the natives) can help, but are mostly powerless until/unless aided by the players/spirits. A fully cooperative game, all players either win together, or lose together. The core game mechanics of the game are "deck-building", "resource management" , and "area control". Although the area-control is done in an interesting manner that is slightly different from most other area-control games; you're actually trying to reduce the invaders area-control, and you do so by using your cards/powers - which are limited to being 'cast' on areas near your 'influence markers'. All in all a very good modification on some popular traditional core mechanics. I really can't say enough good things about this game. There are several different spirits to choose from, and each have unique abilities, making the game quite varied from play to play, and spirits will even change from player to player based on play style of the person. There are several optional (and highly recommended) adversaries to choose from (basically you get to pick who won the island - choosing from historical kingdoms like France, Brittan, and Prussia) that keep the game challenging as you progress in player/group skill. And finally, the expansion, and a few of the promo items available out there are really awesome as well and add a lot to the game - as well as a new expansion slated to show up in 2019 sometime. tl;dr: This is my (and my friends) new favorite game. Hands down. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2018 by Burton Gamble

  • A great way to entice people or celebrate a great game
Style: Foil Panels
A little flashy, but honestly this helped me entice people to try this game and love it! Shiny little cards and all of a sudden everyone wanted to give it a try and loved the strategy of it!!
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2026 by Joseph Fraley

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