… Play Nice (please)
=> BoardGameGeek
=> Official Rules
=> Official Hero Aid booklet
=> Len’s 1 page Rule Summary (v1)
=> Video Playlist
=> Background Music for the game
=> small 3D printable tool to pop off a die face
=> small 3D printable tool to pull/pop the die face
Rhado’s Final Thoughts:
With real walls that make it look more like you are inside a labyrinth made of walls, not just lines drawn on a game board!
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=> Gamefound
=> Official Rulebook
=> Len’s half page Original Rule Summary (v3)
=> Len’s half page Master Rule Summary (v1)
=> Len’s 1 page Chronicles Rule Summary (v1)
=> Len’s half page non-campaign Co-op Rule Summary (v2)
Detailed look at the game:
Continue reading “Labyrinth Special 3D 40th Anniversary Edition”
=> BoardGameGeek
=> Pokemon edition rulebook 3pgs
=> Len’s 1pg Rule Summary
Overview of the Pokemon edition:
2-6 players (best with 3-4) // 15 mins // Easy
One of the most compact games! You actually roll the pieces of cheese!
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=> Kickstarter
=> Official Website
=> Len’s half page Rules Summary
How to Play (but quite ambiguous):
I now have the game… and it is even more hilarious than Ready Set Bet!
=> BoardGameGeek
=> Official Website
=> Rulebook
=> Len’s 1 page Rule Summary (v3)
Live Playthrough
1-12+ players // 10 mins // Easy
Easy to learn, setup and play. One person rolls one die and flips one card that everyone uses (so no claiming that you got the bad cards:) Everyone draws the shape shown on the die in the row, column or grid area specified by the card.
=> BoardGameGeek
=> Official Website
=> Rulebook AND Player Sheets
=> Len’s half page Rule Summary
=> Large Player Sheet (print your own)
=> 4 player sheets page (print your own)
Official Quick Overview:
2-5 players (best with 3) // 10 mins // Easy
Perfect game to play while waiting for the others to arrive for your game day! Just a handful of dice that you can roll into the box cover so it needs very little table space. Or just put the dice in your pocket or purse so you can play anytime you have a few minutes to spare!
=> BoardGameGeek
=> Rules
=> Len’s v1 Half Page Rules Summary
Review:
=> BoardGameGeek
=> Rules
=> Lens v1 Rules Summary
=> Tips to help you play the game
=> Official FAQ (ex: Maid Marian’s Birdie add +1 in battle)
How To Play:
Wonderful Overview by the game designer (Pam Walls) – Note that before a game is officially available, some types of “reviews” are not permitted by the game publisher (she refers to this as an “embargo”):
2-5 players (best with 4) // 15 mins // Easy
Just a deck of a hundred poker sized cards, so it is easy to bring with you and needs very little table space. A perfect game for those who are visual oriented because the game is all about determining which cards have more or less of a certain color on them!
=> BoardGameGeek
=> Rules
How To Play:
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