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Your cart is empty.No matter if playing with friends or family, your next game night is certain to be a hit!
Harald Büchner
Reviewed in Germany on May 19, 2025
Sehr schönes Spiel
Elisa C.
Reviewed in Italy on May 16, 2025
Acquistato per fare un regalo , è piaciuto molto al bimbo che l'ha ricevuto.Prezzo competitivo, al pari del negozio, ma con la velocità di Amazon che è sempre una garanzia.
kaleb adamson
Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2025
fun family game
Bernice Uys
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 29, 2025
This is a great game. My 5 year old son is able to play it and enjoys it. Not overly complicated. it's a good introduction to strategy card games for kids. Graphics and facts are all true to the Minecraft theme. Cards are good quality in a sturdy box. Instructions are easy to understand.
Sarah Tran
Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2025
Super fun game for the family! My 9yo loves it and it’s fairly easy to learn.
L. Sanchez
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2025
I love cooperative games for our family - especially for our competitive 6 year old.The game is pretty simple to learn. It follows the standard card game format: each player's turn has them using their "food energy" cards to make choices that cost a certain amount of "food energy". So each player can collect items and/or fight monsters. The goal is for the team to collect the items needed to fill the chests. The challenge is to keep the monsters in check before we are overrun. There is also the Game Over card that is toward the bottom of the deck that will immediately end the game.Very simple concept but lots of fun. And a lot of conversations (especially with our 6 year old) about what the most pragmatic/helpful/logical choice to make and/or how to set up your teammate to have a fruitful turn as well.Our 6 year old loves Minecraft and he also likes board game so this was a no brainier.We also find ourselves having interesting conversations about his tendency to be a little too self-interested in his pursuit of collecting armor (his favorite part of the video game is also acquiring armor) in lieu of helping the team fight monsters or collect items. It's actually been a great opportunity to explore community cooperation in a low risk setting.Cards look great and are well made and thick. Very fun to look at - look just like you'd expect a Minecraft branded game to look.Definitely worth the cost - we'll get a lot of play time. We can even convince our 16 year old to play. We all find it pretty enjoyable to do cooperative games with our kindergartner.Husband tried playing the game solo. He said it's much more challenging playing solo but still doable. Love that it's an option.
Client d'
Reviewed in France on January 3, 2025
Jeu solo ou cooperatif. Ludique.
Rebecca
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2025
Got this for my 11 year old for Christmas. He loves it. However, since it can be a multiplayer game, he wanted everyone to play with him. Having played Minecraft, he understood all the symbols and scenes on the cards, but to someone without that background knowledge, it doesn't make a lot of sense. The instructions don't really explain what you're looking at, and by the very nature of Minecraft, the pictures are pixely and unclear, which definitely don't help if you don't already know what you are looking at. But the kid like it, so I guess its a win? But don't use it as an introduction to Minecraft.
Serenity Skies
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2025
There may be a limit on replayabilty after quite a lot of plays if you memorize the cards, but for its cost, we think it is great. It is quick enough to explain to friends, but complex enough to entertain euro-gamer adults. Very portable and quick to set up and take down. 1-player mode works great and we love the cooperative dynamics that encourage coordination and communication. Minecraft knowledge gives players a slight edge, but it is definitely not needed to play.
Joseph Konsdorf
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2025
One of my son's favorite games. And for the price, you can't beat it. Highly recommended!
C. Appleton
Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2025
I love collaborative games like pandemic, and this one is fun. My nearly-five year old is obsessed with Minecraft and learned this game's basic mechanics (like how much landscape cards and actions "cost," using the pickaxe/sword, filling chests, and identifying when mobs spawn) after two games. Obviously he doesn't get the strategy part, so we focus on addition, subtraction, "paying" with hunger cards, considering options and consequences, and working together as a team. He has a short attention span, but stays at the table and mostly focused through a whole game.
Candice M.
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2025
We bought this for my nine-year-old son for a Christmas present. It was a little complicated to figure out in the beginning, but once we got the hangover of it, we loved it. My son loves to play with us, which is great for family time.
Peter
Reviewed in Sweden on October 21, 2024
Fun little game to play together with another Minecraft fan. Simple and moderately thinky turns and a good dose of luck involved. Several levels of difficulty which increases the replayability.
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