Trekking The National Parks: The... vs Robinson Crusoe 2e Board Game

My family loves this game! Delighted with the purchase. Makes a terrific gift. If you go onto the creator's website, they offer a free map with the game.

The box is sturdy and contains all very nicely, so taking it on a trip would be at your discretion. But folks learn where the parks are, park names, and a few basic facts about the parks. The concept of visiting the national parks provides a nice hook...  Read More

Game explains how to play very well. It's a wonderfully designed game that involves intense strategy development that must change and adapt to game flow. The game is quick and easy to learn.

It's also educational for our high school granddaughter. It is great for all ages. Even my 4. Yo enjoys it.

Each card has a stunning photograph of its park, and a little blurb about it. The board looks great, the tokens and cards look great. Cards are well made.

The game board features a hideous, distorted map of the us. It doesn't even provide a geography lesson. No information on the parks at all.

Very challenging cooperative game. I love that it is a cooperative game and it is not too easy. If you want a grueling coop experience, this is the one.

Ridiculously hard to set up and play. You'd have to be a complete nerd if you managed to somehow play this game. We play a ton of games as a family and this one was just too complicated!

There's a very thorough and more impartial review on roll to review that's very helpful and articulated my frustration with the game very well. The rules are heavy and the game is nearly, if not utterly impossible to win what with one disaster after a...  Read More