Gamewright – Forbidden Jungle – Cooperative Board Recreation
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Low on gasoline, your rocket’s steering system leads you to a mysterious, deserted, spaceport on distant moon. The spacecraft is totally overgrown with jungle and is infested with a colony of spider-like aliens who don’t take kindly to their nest being invited. It quickly turns into clear why the port was deserted as complete sections of the station start dropping into sinkholes! Your solely hope of escape is to place a transportation portal again in service. Maybe it’ll take you to the planet under? Sadly, all the portals are overgrown and with out energy. Are you able to energy up a portal and make your escape earlier than it’s too late.
FROM THE MAKERS OF FORBIDDEN ISLAND: The subsequent journey from inventor Matt Leacock brings you to an all-new panorama. The problem you like from Forbidden Island, with a brand new panorama, new characters, new threats, and a brand new problem. Are you able to survive the wild?
COOPERATIVE STRATEGY GAME: Work collectively to find the secrets and techniques of the jungle, place the crystals, activate the portal and escape.
VISUALLY STUNNING: Fantastically detailed componentry and art work.
FOR ADULTS AND FAMILY: Excellent play for grownup and households and could be performed with 2-5 PLAYERS ages 10 and up. Every recreation takes 30-45 minutes.
WHAT’S IN THE BOX: Collectors Tin consists of 44 playing cards, 47 miniatures, 24 titles, 24 internet tokens, 6 pawns, 6-meter clips, 1 menace meter, 1 menace meter stand, guidelines.
Prospects say
Prospects discover the sport fulfilling and difficult. They respect the distinctive challenges and storyline. The sport is described as simple to study and fast to arrange and play. The technique encourages cooperation and household constructing. The art work high quality is praised as nice.
12 reviews for Gamewright – Forbidden Jungle – Cooperative Board Recreation
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Pierra Pakienne –
Amazing Coop game for most ages
This game was played by ages 8-70 and enjoyed by all. It is weighty enough not to be boring for those of us who enjoy highly complex games but simple enough for children and entry level players to enjoy.You all share in a common mission, and given your skills will do different things to achieve that mission and defeat the game itself – hopefully!The colors of the game alone are beautiful to look at, and the strategy will have you all working together. 5/5
Matthew B. Candelaria –
A Fun New Entry in the Forbidden Series
My family has been playing the Forbidden series of games for years. I have appreciated how the games have grown in complexity as my children have grown up, giving us a constantly evolving series of challenges to keep us playing.This one adds some monstrous enemies to increase the complexity of maneuvering your way through this mysterious world and escaping the dangers of the jungle. Unlike some cooperative games, the adversaries aren’t difficult to run, but the mechanics create a challenge that can easily overwhelm you if you aren’t keeping them under control. We haven’t played this enough to understand its long-term difficulty, but the first few games have been fun and engaging.
CptProton –
Great Game
Easy to learn, beautiful artwork, fun to play, and highly replayable.
Amber Rando –
Great game, looonnng Instructions
This game is great, that is once you read the extremely long instructions and play a few rounds so you understand them. Here is the basic break down. This is a cooperative game. You all have to stay alive and win together as a team. It is played by placing tiles face down in a pattern. The pattern is on a card and you choose the pattern based on what level of difficulty you’d like.You landed on an alien planet, in their jungle and have to escape.There are a lot of pieces which can be intimidating but it’s ok. UNLESS the tin (we will get to that) falls out of your truck into the middle of the road and you have to pick ALL of said pieces up.Ok, so it comes in a pretty awesome tin and not a cardboard box so that’s a huge plus for me because boxes get damaged so easily.You shuffle the “who are you” (not what they are called but you’ll understand if you get the game) cards and pass them out without looking to see which color you are and what you are capable of. (Ie. The biologist can remove hatchling and adults) oh, right we didn’t talk a out that because my review is almost as long as the instructions.There are little plastic orange eggs, teal? Hatchlings (toddler aliens) and then dark blue (borderline purple) adult aliens that move and appear and can sting you (adults only,). They are set up on the layout and have actions based on the threat cards you pick up.Yep, after each person’s turn you have to draw cards based on the threat level, which rises when you draw a threat card after your turn.Confused yet? See, this game is meant for those who have patience and can explain the game well enough to those who do not.The last person that touched a tree goes first.Your goal is to use 1-4 actions per turn which are explained on the back of the who you are card, and explore the jungle trying to find a portal and 4 nest crystals and an electrifier to turn on the portal to escape.Like I said, long I lnstructions but super fun to play and my 8yr old plays with us. I think if patient a younger 6-7 could play but would need to be a “fake team mate” that you let be a color but really you and the others are aying for them while letting them make all of the movements. Could easily be a cause for a tantrum if they are super independent.Ok. I am done hope this helps. Not for like 1st grade and under.
Tichrules –
Game is tough!
This is a great series and family friendly. The developers have done a great job advancing the story. It’s pretty cool the games have a storyline when you look at the artwork. If you haven’t played any of this series, get to it now!Forbidden Jungle is definitely the hardest of the series and I been beat every time I’ve played but I keep going back because I need to beat it!
supermapman –
Great cooperative game
First game played was with 3 players and we lost on our second turn so it is not easy. This game can be challenging, but it is delightful to play with family or close friends as you work together and strategize to beat the game.
M. Lewis –
Great, challenging game
This game will kick your ass, but also leave you asking for more. I love that it comes with variable difficulties.A fantastic fourth installment on the Forbidden series of co-op games.
john –
Great game
This and Island are my favorites. With the spiders adds whole new level of challenges and ways to fail. Fun addition to game night, easy set up and tear down compared to some of the bigger games we play.
Ernests Zvirgzdins –
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.
Keith –
These are great for a present
Kindle Customer –
My wife and I played this game for hours. There are multiple ways to set up the game which keeps it really interesting.
Natalie Hunt –
Having LOVED the previous three I was so excited. The concept is horrible. We can’t open the box.