Ravensburger Disney Villainous Strategy Board Game for Age 10 and Up - 2019 Toty Game of The Year Award Winner
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Style: Villainous
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- Story-based gameplay allows players to experience the events from the films in exciting new ways.
- Each villain plays differently, offering rich strategy to explore and surprising combinations to discover.
Description
In this epic contest of sinister power, take on the role of a Disney villain and strive to achieve your own devious objective. Discover your character’s unique abilities and winning strategy while dealing twists of fate to thwart your opponents’ schemes. Find out who will triumph over the forces of good and win it all! Disney Villainous is a fun board game for families with kids age 10 and up and is also perfect for more serious board gamers. It makes a great gift for Disney lovers and is a Toy of the Year Finalist for 2019!
Product Dimensions: 10.5 x 2.5 x 10.5 inches
Item Weight: 1 pounds
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: 208809
Manufacturer recommended age: 10 years and up
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Release date: July 29, 2018
Department: unisex-adult
Manufacturer: Wonder Forge
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This is a game with a lot of excellent design elements, but hampered by a few, particularly late-game, play issues. I currently have the core Villainous game and the three expansions available at the point of writing this. I'll elaborate later, but in short, should you buy this? This game works BEST for intermediate to advanced level adult board gamers with an affection for Disney movies: classic to 90s. The age recommendation is 10 and over but unless you have a young player very engaged by problem solving and patient enough to withstand a lot of setbacks in the flow of the game, I would avoid it. What I will say is that it is an amazing implemantation of a Disney Villain theme into the mechanics of a board game, and it's just a beautiful looking game to have out. If you are a fan of these characters and not averse to some challenging gameplay, it's definitely worth a shot. Specifics: you play a villain! Here they are... Core game: Maleficent, Captain Hook, Prince John, Queen Of Hearts, Jafar, Ursula Evil to the Core: Evil Queen (Snow White), Dr. Facelier (Princess & Frog), Hades Evil Comes Prepared: Scar, Ratigan (Great Mouse Det.), Yzma (Emporer's New Grv.) Perfectly Wretched: Cruella De Vil, Mother Gothel (Tangled), Pete (Steamboat Willie et al) MY favorites: Hades, Scar and Pete. All other villians are still fun, though Ursula and to a lesser extent Jafar I think suffer from comparatively poor play design. Everything is combinable; each expansion can be played without the core or other expansions. Objective: You are a villain and are competing against a number of other villians to realize your evil dreams before they do. Every villain has their own goal, their own allies and resources, and their own set of heroes the other villains will be playing against them. Components: There are a set of black power tokens that act as the game's currency of sorts, and 2-3 other pieces used universally. The core set comes with a plastic cauldron to put the power tokens in, but just a pile will do just fine. These pieces are serviceable but, unlike the villains' components themselves, nothing special. All the villains' components are completely unique and very high-quality. Each has their own fold-out board and two decks. The board and decks feature GREAT art pulled from the source material, given some painterly touches for more vibrant color. Each villain has their own player token, stylized figurines and very nice indeed. In terms of components, this is among the nicest games I've seen, particularly for licensed Disney. Gameplay: You and your opponents take turns. You move to different locations on your board giving you 2-4 different options; these options are sometimes limited by the heroes your opponent can choose to play against you. The turns are normally quite quick, though at the late game you might get some overthinkers. Each villain has a vastly different goal, and the pace of play varies greatly depending on how each one goes about winning. The Good: The implementation of theme into the gameplay is superb. Prince John collecting his taxes, constantly hampered by outlaws, Hades pushing his titans toward Mount Olympus, Scar setting his hyenas and killing lions on his way to the throne, Maleficent cursing the land as the fairies and forces of good try to stop her, the Evil Queen poisoning all those pesky dwarves! If you can get into the spirit of being one of these characters and especially if know your movie well, there is a whole lot of fun to be had here. The amazing art and design specificity make the immersion easy. It cannot be stressed enough how good the cards and the boards look; the art and color pallete really make each villain you play feel special. The Bad: The complaint I hear most often, and it is a valid one, is that your plans are too easily foiled. Opponents, if they sense you are about to win, will play your heroes more actively against you. One opponent hitting you is bad, 2-3 can bury you, and this back and forth can extend the game overlong to the point of frustration. Many times you will be set to win next turn and have victory snatched away. The way to beat this is to get good at the game: understand your specific winning conditions, have a bit of a poker face to avoid gang-ups and set yourself up with contingency plans. You're a villain, remember? Conversely know your opponent's villian and what tools work against them; it's very different for each one. But not every player is going to like to do this, so again, know what you are getting into. If you want to make the jump, Queen of Hearts, Hook, Prince John, Ratigan and all the Perfectly Wretched villains are much easier to play in this regard. Start with them and be aware the others are more challenging. Final thoughts I really do like this game a lot. It's easy to learn, but surprisingly deep and hard to master. The core game is fun, but the expansion villains are uniformly better in design, which is expected with continued play I suppose. I wish it has some official solo variant, but you can always make one yourself. If you are a very casual gamer, or just looking for something quick to play with the kids, I would think twice (OR start with the Perfectly Wretched expansion and go from there-it's an easier set of villains and less $). If you are a serious fan of the films and the characters it's worth taking a chance on it. If you also happen to like midlevel board games and want a Disney addition to the collection this is a villainously perfect choice.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2020 by Preston
Super fun game! Came in great condition
Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2025 by Sierra Madden
I got into villainous over the thanksgiving holiday and I’ve been having a blast. It’s an easy game to understand that does require skill and proper play to win against your opponent. But doesn’t require intense strategy to understand or have fun with. The game itself focuses on completing the plan your Disney villain had in their movie of origin, so the thematic elements are there. At the same time you can also choose to mess with other players by having them get bothered by hero’s, items, and effect from their respective movie. This sets back other players and adds to the fun of the game. I highly recommend trying this game, very very fun. Below I will list the pros and cons with this set. PROS - comes with 6 characters, two of which are only in this set - Comes with all elements needed to play the game unlike the expansions CONS - an updated version of Captain Hook, Prince John, Ursula, and Maleficent have been made that comes in box with just those four updated versions. These changes make all of the listed characters much better overall and in almost all cases much easier to play. The benefit of this set is that it comes with Jafar and the Queen of Hearts that you can’t get anywhere else.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2024 by Caleb
My daughter loves this game and collecting the characters. This one has 2 characters that aren’t in every beginner pack.
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2025 by Bri S
Simple game. Rules aren't the easiest to pick up, kind of have to take a running start at it. It's a very legible game, if you can read you'll understand it eventually. If you've played a board game before it'll come quickly. Definitely not for children under age 7. It's kind of cute, capitalizing on the nature of disney villains- a board game that turns their sins into the mechanics for solid gameplay, and it works. Haven't played enough, but seems well balanced. The game will definitely at some point after session after session of play be reduced to, by those who study the inner game or who such workings come naturally to, something like a cut and dry pattern (Sushi GO, checkers, or tic tac toe)--it's all about optimization and there are obvious correct choices. It's fun for me now as it's novel. It's more hectic with more players, and that's where it shines, when you can play to a formula. But 2 to 3 players will get old immediately. Only let the Disney branding fool you into buying this game if you are already a diehard Disney fan, this game will be fun for only so long unless you have a crew. And mind you, if the players have a strong grasp on the game you're looking at a match lasting over half an hour. My family and I, 3 players, on our first match, pick up the rules very quickly and stalled each other out for a game lasting just under an hour and a half. Yeah there is definitely some randomness to how long a game may take, since the cards themselves are random, but I liken this game to that of UNO--it could really just go on indefinitely (25-60 minutes) if players always make the right choices and favor doesn't shift divinely one direction (something I think infinitely more likely to happen in a 1v1 match). I had fun.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2023 by AKC
Beautiful. A little complicated but with 2 or 3 rounds you are gtg. It's more fun with more than 4 players
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2025 by James
This is a great game at a good price. (some expansions are pretty expensive though, so look for sales) Play a Disney villain and compete to succeed in your vile plan first. Every villain plays differently and feels like that person. The game comes with 6 starting villains, with more in every expansion. It's also compatible with the marvel and Star Wars versions, to allow many more villainous options. (Note, this normal starter is NOT the same as the one found in box stores. Those ARE cheaper, but only have 4 villains. The other 2 would still require this product, so DON'T get the cheaper 4 villain version.)
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Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2024 by LeRoy Byrd