Love the ip, lots of potential replay value and there are sure to be plenty of expansions. As a stand alinea game, probably high school and up. It plays very similar to the original disney incarnation but it feels more streamlined to let newcomers enj...  Read More

All the chits and the gameboard are also of good quality, nothing feels flimsy. I love the 3d mover though not everyone satisfies with the quality. Tl;dr = an awesome collector's piece, but not great as a board game.

The rounds progress quickly and it's perfectly playable with only 2 people. It says a lot about the game that after losing badly, i was excited to try again.

The complexity comes from the intricate card interactions and the high level of asymmetry. There are lots of rules to keep track of so it will take a few times to memorize everything. I like how the rules and objectives have a thematic basis, though.

The miniatures for each character are also quite ugly; only the general grievous one is nice to look at. The villains are so unbalanced as to make the useless in the game. Will be contacting company and getting a new one.

The learning curve is ridiculous steep. Each character having different objectives is too overwhelming. Instructions also aren’t clear with ambition.

Game uses many preschool skills to play. Perfect gift for my 4 year old granddaughter. Got this game for my 3 year old nephew for christmas.

The squirrel shaped grabber is a great conceit. The acorns are a rubber like material but not squishy. Plus that little squirrel gripper helps with fine motor.

The spinner is a cheap paper and plastic and flicking it won't make the spinning arrow spin. Contacted the manufacturer both through amazon and directly through their web site without any response from them. Their advice is to contact the seller, whic...  Read More

It's made of cheap cardboard material, all besides the acorns and the pincer- squirrel is plastic. One acorn broke. Stumps are plastic. They’re shown and described as cardboard.