Wizards of the Coast A78490000 Dungeon Fantasy Board Game

La caja llegó dañada, pero los componentes del juego están intactos, por lo que decidí conservarlo a pesar del daño en el empaque. El juego es buenísimo: es fácil de entender, tiene componentes de buena calidad y varios detalles que mejoran mucho la experiencia. Nota extra: Lo compré porque buscaba “Calabozo” de Montecarlo, que está descontinuado, y en mi búsqueda descubrí que la versión de Montecarlo está inspirada en este título. Si estás en la misma situación buscando el de Montecarlo, comprar Dungeon! es la mejor opción. Confirmo que la jugabilidad es idéntica, pero con la ventaja de que Dungeon tiene componentes de mayor calidad y detalle.

So this was a very fun game if you like fighting monsters getting treasure and getting to pick from a wide range of character (my favorite being Drizzt) then u will love this game. You can also play solo which I find more fun cause there are 3 modes in solo- Treasure mode (I won't talk about this and the second one) timed mode and the most fun being Monster mode in monster mode you shuffle and draw a level 6 monster then take one of the other hero tokens to represent the monster (I have a taken a miniature) and then it hunts you! My review overall is this- very fun game which you will enjoy playing with a group or playing solo.

I played the original version of Dungeon a looooong time ago, long enough that I didn't really remember much about it. I bought this as a gift for family to play, including some younger kids, and it worked out really well for the game that we played. The concept is simple; you choose a character, move through the dungeon, and battle monsters for treasure as you enter rooms and chambers across the board. You'll roll a pair of six sided dice to determine the results of your encounter, and once you attain enough treasure you return to the middle of the board to win the game. Rules are pretty simple; you move up to five spaces and navigate the board, enter a room, and draw a monster card. You roll the dice against the number on the monster card that matches the color of the class for your character. If you meet or exceed the number on the card, you win! You get to draw treasure. If you don't beat the number listed, the monster attacks you back and anything from nothing happens to losing treasure and a turn or two to the fearsome beasties. Most of the classes are pretty simple, but the wizard has more rules than anyone else and has their own spell cards to deal with; they're best suited for dealing with the hardest creatures on the board, with the best treasure. Risk vs. reward, but generally it seemed that the wizard had more favorable dice rolls than the rest of us... as long as the game stayed short, and they had spells left to use. Turns go by quickly once everyone gets the hang of it, and the entire game we played took maybe an hour even though we were learning the rules as we went. It's a fun game, easy to pick up and play even for younger kids, with the only downside being that there are a lot of little pieces and cards to be lost if they aren't careful. It's about on par with learning to play Sorry or Monopoly, aside from the wizard class that does have its own page in the rulebook, but my 8-year old nephew handled it just fine.

Excelente jogo, pra quem procura um jogo inicial Dungeon crawler, vale a pena. Pura diversão

I used to have the 90's version of this game and I loved it. I bought this renovated version to play with my 6 year old son and he loved it. At the beginning it might appear to be complicated but it's actually very easy to learn and play. My son got it right away. This is a very entertaining simplified version of the Dungeons and Dragons game. The artwork and new features are great. The only thing that I found disappointing are the cardboard characters pieces that keep constantly falling apart. My solution was to glue them but definitely a plastic, resin or metal version would be way better.