Hasbro Risk Game

I didnt think my 11 y ear old would like this game, but he loves it! Played it for 3 days straight!

Yall this is in French

Great game. We had a lot of fun. The rules might seem complicated at first but they arent. After a few rolls, the game goes pretty fast and smoothly. It is not collectible level quality, but consider the price. The first one I got had some defections, missing a few pieces and misprinted cards. But it was resolved by replacement. Finally, the dragon... it is just a two-headed dragon with new rules. It doesnt seem interesting when playing with others so we played by classic rules.

Hated it. The game is not like the old Risk game at all.

I love this game, plain and simple came in perfect condition and with all the pieces.

My child likes playing computer games, so I want him to experience the board game I played. When I find it on Amazon, I think of the good time I played with my friends before. In fact, the game has become more interesting. However, my children and I like it very much!

My eldest son was so excited that his little brother was away on a sleep over and he was finally going to play Risk with his father. He carefully opened the packaging and laid out all the pieces. We went over the rules, got the whole board set up and when we were ready to play we realized there were no dice included in the game. WTH. He was very disappointed and so was I .

So many of us grew up with Risk, the Hasbro classic game of warfare strategy. Yes, its lengthy and involves some brains, but its a game Ive played as a kid and have played with my adult children. The game has been tweaked with playing pieces that look like actual people/artillery and has added a dragon token that throws a wild card into the traditional game. There are five options for play, including the classic and the dragon version, and you can add in Alexa to toss a few more curves to the game. The updates might make it more interesting and fair for those who struggle with the concept or seem to always lose. Make it a part of your game night!

RISK is more of an historical simulation than a board game, a step above the likes of MONOPOLY and CLUE. (It was developed from a French game in the late 1950s.) The purpose of the game is world conquest through conquering (and holding) major geopolitical regions like Western U.S. and Kamchatka, and as such strategy and tactics play at least as much a role as merely rolling the dice. The game works best for adolescents and adults who enjoy the thrill of competition and team play. Theres really nothing like RISK, not at this price anyway. Its a pity the playing pieces are so small, though.

Arrived in perfect condition and is a blast