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The game worked fine for me with two characters. See above for first set-up. I learned the game, and even won my first game using Abu and Tinkerbell (see below for winning game). Bridges are placed on the indicated spaces on the board and the board is seeded with guards and villagers (one guard at each castle bridge and one villager on each space with an icon on it). Samuel Wright suggested Alan Menken to speed up the best song “Under The Sea” which was originally more of a ballad. Alan Menkin loved the suggestion and we have the song we know and love today! 3. Stitch from Lilo and Stitch span itemprop="name">Great family game[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My kids absolutely loved this game. It was a fun game for a family night. Would definitely recommend if your family loves Disney or board games. Lots of fun!
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from The game also includes a rather nice looking two-sided board. Which side you use is determined by the number of players, with fewer locations and bridges on the two to three player side. One issue with this board is that the main fold is rather large and one of the bridges in a two player game is meant to sit right on the fold. Another example: The term region is used quite a bit in the game, and there is a blurb in the rulebook that talks about “inner and outer” regions, but a lot of the pirate ship text is a little confusing. See below. The song “Bare Necessities” almost didn’t make the cut for the movie! Now we can’t imagine The Jungle Book without it. 15. Tinker Bell from Peter Panspan itemprop="author" itemtype="https://schema.org/Person" itemscope>Raelynn from I can barely read what the icon is in the first sentence. Spoiler: It’s a star! That seems weird, because that is a bad news card, so I didn’t expect a star (a star is a good thing). So, I had to take a picture of the card to zoom in and see it! The tokens are thin and super tiny. Added to that, the villager tokens need to be differentiated by colour yet they feature two colours that are almost identical under the wrong lighting (like, for example, the lights in my basement) and that’s from someone who doesn’t have any vision issues or colour blindness.
There is exactly one punchout sheet of tokens. Again, like last week, the game comes WITHOUT shrink wrap on the box, but it comes with shrink wrap (well, plastic in this case) on the tokens? This seems like a new trend in mass market games?My niece and I played a game. There’s no way she would have muddled through the rules and complexity to play this without me. She COULD have (she’s a very smart girl), but I’m not sure she’s want to! This is supposed to be fun for her!! Because I had learned the game beforehand, I “made the game flow easily”. So, she enjoyed that. I think this means: someone (Dad, Uncle, Mom) has to learn the game beforehand to make sure the game flows well for the younger or less experienced groups. If the intended audience is 8+, then I am assuming one of the 2-4 players is an experienced hand who can shepherd the players through.
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