Ravensburger Super Mario Labyrinth Family Board Game for Kids & Adults Ages 7 and Up - So Easy to Learn & Play with Great Replay Value , White
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- Perfect for Families and Super Mario Fans: Find Mario, Donkey Kong, Princess Peach, Luigi, Toad, Yoshi, Bowser, and more popular characters from Super Mario in a maze that shifts each turn! Easy enough for kids to play but still fun for adults!
- What You Get: Each game comes with one game board, 34 maze tiles, 24 character cards, and four playing pieces.
- Clear Instructions: Clear instructions walk you step - by - step through the game as you set up and start to play. Rulebook includes instructions in English, Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch, and Portuguese.
- Great Replay Value: Super Mario Labyrinth supports two to four players ages seven and up and takes 20 - 30 minutes to play.
- Quality Components and Design: An exciting game with high - quality components and a board that changes every time, Super Mario Labyrinth is a joy to play again and again.
Description
Mario, Luigi, Yoshi, Princess Peach, Bowser, Donkey Kong, and other popular Super Mario characters are lost in a maze! On your turn, you’ll shift the maze and move along the path, trying to get to the characters on your cards while blocking your opponents. Be the first to find all your characters and make it back to your starting place to win!
Product Dimensions: 14 x 10 x 2 inches
Item Weight: 2.2 pounds
Country of Origin: Germany
Item model number: 26063
Manufacturer recommended age: 7 years and up
Release date: September 8, 2021
Language: Spanish, English, French
Manufacturer: Ravensburger
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Style: Labyrinth
We play this with our grandchildren and great nieces and nephews. They need to think and plan ahead. Highly recommend.
Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2022 by Linda 57
Style: Labyrinth
This is a fantastic game. I’m in my late 50s and enjoy playing it as do my grandchildren and adult children. We play it with visitors and with family, as it’s easy to learn and play. I’m not really into games, so imagine my surprise at loving this game. Get it while you can before it sells out (it’s THAT good)!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2022 by Ellis Family
Style: Labyrinth
My son recently turned 7 and has been increasingly interested in board games, so we've been looking for games to add to our collection. We'd been focusing on cooperative games initially, so as not to foist a value of competitiveness too young. But he's naturally now gravitated towards enjoying some competition, so we've been open to considering these kinds of games too. Labyrinth is a really clever, aesthetically pleasing tile game that consists of a board made up of moveable tile path pieces (and some fixed tile pieces that are attached to the board). Players receive a set hand of cards, each containing a picture of some treasure located on the board, and are competing to retrieve the treasures in their hand before everyone else. There is always one extra piece of tile path available that a player uses on his or her turn to push a row or column of tiles in such a way as to create a viable path that either lets the player reach a treasure or get closer to it. Once the row or column is pushed, the tile at the other side becomes the new free tile that the next player uses to create his or her path. Thus, the board is always changing, players are forced to work with unexpected bends or straights -- and sometimes, one player's plan to reach a treasure is upended by the next player's move. It's a delightful mix of strategy and physical game movement that's not overly intense, and is easily learnable and enjoyable by both children and adults. The tile pieces are sturdy, thick cardboard and feel very durable, and the characters are whimsical. We've enjoyed several games so far, and my 7-year-old hasn't gotten tired of it yet. It's also not too hard for someone his age to win.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2022 by Tamsyn
Style: Labyrinth
This is a wonderfully made game that is very high-quality and well suited for a gift. More importantly it’s based on a very clever concept. Each player has to move through elaborate and try to collect prizes that are related to Greek mythology. All players are given a powerful defense of tool, because they can shift the walls of the labyrinth making it more difficult for opponent to gather the prizes. Like many good games, the trick is to balance defense in offense. If you become obsessed with blocking your opponent, You’ll never make the office of moves required to win. Conversely, a purely offensive strategy will likely fail because your opponent won’t encounter enough obstacles. It’s fun to play, doesn’t take very long, and you’ll learn a little Greek mythology along the way. That’s a tough package to beat.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2022 by Bill MacLean
Style: Labyrinth
I have been a board game lover all my life. I am always open for a traditional game of chess or go, a family night of Trivial Pursuit or Scrabble or an all-out nerd night with Shadows Over Camelot or Warhammer. My 3.5 yeard old son seems to have also acquired this interest, so I am now in a quest to find games that we both enjoy playing together. Last November I came across Labyrinth, a game I had not considered before due to its childish-looking cover. Even it was rated 8+, I decided to give it a try due to the overwhelming good reviews in Amazon. Oh, what a right decision! Labyrinth is that kind of game where the concept, the gameplay and the artwork come together to provide a masterpiece of family entertainment. But enough general praise; let me give you the detail of why I love this game. THE RULES - In labyrinth, you have a deck of cards. Every turn, you look at your top card in the deck and then try to bring your pawn to the right place in the board where that item is. So if your top card is the sword, you will have to move your pawn to the place where the sword is - The labyrinth does not always have a path to the item you want to pick. That is why there is an extra tile. You can insert this tile from any of the yellow arrows (look at the picture of my son inserting a tile). This will shift all that line, and reshape the whole labyrinth so you can have a path - To win, you need to find all the treasures shown in your cards and go back to the start point - While the rules might look simple at first, the gameplay is simply fantastic. Introducing the tiles allow you to change the shape of the labyrinth, or even shift the position of yourself or your rivals! As we play more often, we find more creative ways of playing - and sometimes to obstruct each other, hehehe DESIGN AND QUALITY - First of all, the game comes in a beautifully decorated box. Once open, it has compartments to store the pawns/cards/tiles. This is already a plus compared to other "modern" games that expect you to dump everything in a mess into the box - The tiles, same as the board, are made of hard cardboard. I got a little surprised at first (I was expecting hard plastic), but now that I have got used to them I feel them sturdy and durable - The pawns that you use to play are simply superb. The Wizard, the Warlock, the Witch and the Sorceress (that's what I have name them, you can look at the picture). Thank you, Ravensburger, for spending a little extra money in making each of them unique and not just make the same figure in four colors! - The tiles slide very well when pushed; sometimes they get stuck if the line of tiles is not fully aligned, but after a few games you will get use to this and it will not bother you - The artwork has a mixture of childish-looking and art. My son loves the sword and the dragon the most! RECOMMENDED AGE - In general, I recommend this game for children 5-6 if you are willing to spend time to teach them, and 8 if you want them to learn the rules quickly - Yes, I am playing it with my 3.5 year old, but I still need to help him a lot. He can figure out how to move his pawn around the labyrinth to the next treasure, and even insert the tile for a small, easy labyrinth reshape. But for more complex moves he needs my help. Don't get me wrong, I love playing it with him, but unless you are a nerd like me you might be better with other games such as The Game of Life Junior Game or Monopoly Junior Board Game , or even ThinkFun Rush Hour if you have patience to teach him. You can check my reviews of these games if you are interested. - If you are thinking to bu this game to play with adults only (no kids), I might not recommend it so much though. I think traditional games like Risk or Scrabble, or more advance games like Catan 5th Edition , Pandemic Board Game or Shadows Over Camelot will be more challenging and engaging for mature players Overall, Labyrinth is definitely a 5-star game with a unique gameplay. I expect it to remain as one of our most often plays games for the next few years!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2016 by Ryott