Forbidden Jungle Board Game

Good fun for family of 4 with teenage children as a cooperative game if you are fed up of never finishing a competitive board game (board flip incidente...). More complex than Forbidden Island, takes a few games to understand strategy, maybe build up to.this, but a good addition to keep the fun and variety going. Pieces very high quality as expected from Gamewright. Different tile set ups for different diffixulties and more variation.

Great game we love it

This has become a favorite game in our family. We started our little board game nights with Forbidden Island, which is a fantastic gateway game. Now we have progressed onto Forbidden Jungle with has kept all of our favorite aspects of co-operative play and introduced some new elements into the mix. Matt Leacock really knows how to create a good co-operative game which keeps you engaged with a dramatic countdown mechanism. Buy it, you won't regret it.

Kids age 6 and age 8 can play it alone. It is fun for adults as well. Enjoyed it a lot. Packaging supar bad, just paper bug, but luckily it has metal box and components inside are well protected anyway.

This is a really good addition to the series. We play as a family and with 5 players it is a great challenge.

No issues with packaging or delivery. Very enjoyable game, 10/10 would recommend.

My wife and I played this game for hours. There are multiple ways to set up the game which keeps it really interesting.

These are great for a present

Bought this to play with family over the holidays. Lots of fun learning it and playing. It took us an hour to learn and play through the first time and we're all 18+. The game incorporates strategy and luck to win against the aliens and leave the jungle. -Each player has a role that allows them to do something special (example: not lose health when stung by an adult alien) -Each person's turn allows 4 actions including moving to a new part of the jungle, revealing a part of the jungle, using equipment cards you get when landing on specific tiles, moving tiles so the active crystals are aligned near a portal that allows you to leave the jungle, and removing aliens from the tile you're on. -After you take actions, the jungle fights back through threat cards. The number of threat cards you all have to draw each turn starts to increase over time, if you draw the 'increase threat level' card often enough. Aliens may also mature from eggs to hatchlings to adults or show up in unexpected places and derail your plans. Meanwhile, parts of the jungle may be over sinkholes that cause an entire tile to sink and be out of play for the rest of the game. -If you've played Forbidden Island, this is similar but a lot more challenging because you have to move tiles around so that the active crystal tiles surround the portal you use to escape and you have the added difficulty of maturing aliens that can eventually drain your health -If you've played Pandemic but aren't ready to play that game yet after COVID, For idden Jungle is VERY similar with a different theme. Game tiles are good quality and great artwork, alien + people are solid plastic, so it's a game we can play for years to come. As you play this game and get better at your strategy, you can increase the starting threat level so it's a harder game. Great job with this Gamewright!

We love these games and this one was very decently priced compared to in store options.

Reviews are controlled on Amazon. I can only say good job for a metal case!

Muy bueno aunque algo difícil de ganar

team building game. Fun for two players playing one or two characters. (Like DnD, every character had different skills) Fun with a group of five people.