Hasbro Gaming Risk Game with Dragon; for Use with Amazon Alexa; Strategy Board Game Ages 10 and Up; with Special Dragon Token

Everything was perfect and fun to play. The only complaint is the corn if the box was a little damage when it arrived but nothing that effected to gameplay or storage of it.

This is game is a classic! It was really neat to see an updated version of the game I grew up playing in the 90s. The game was safely packaged and had no problems in shipping or in quality. All pieces were in tact. The map board looks great! We opened it for our first play this past weekend. The game is great because you can play as a beginner or with an advanced strategy. You'll develop plans of where to start your armies, what favorite territories you like, etc. The instructions are easy enough to follow for people without any experience playing Risk. Bring snacks, drinks, and buckle up for a head-to-head fight over land! Great purchase!

Love it! Classic board game. A must have in my house. The game can last a long time. It’s fun to see how everyone strategizes

Great game. We had a lot of fun. The rules might seem complicated at first but they aren't. 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 doesn't seem interesting when playing with others so we played by classic rules.

It's your standard Risk game with the classic 6 different colored armies (red, blue, green, yellow, pink, and... black, which is really brown), decks of territory and secret mission cards, dice, board, and rulebook in a box. The pieces are really nice. They are larger than previous versions (comparing to the 1998 and 2003 releases of the game) and have some nice detail to them. Gameplay is still the same. Although it is enjoyable for those new to strategy games, seasoned veterans may find it to be a bit dull. If you want to spice it up, I recommend getting 4-5 boxes of this version and 4-5 boxes of the $16.99 version (for an additional two colors: orange, and indigo... which is really black), print and laminate 3' × 4' maps from the 1995 PC game, 5 sets of 12-sided dice (white, yellow, green, red, and black), and get a copy of Same-Time Risk (game variant from the 2000 PC game) rules from the internet. I got some of my buddies hooked on it, and it truly immerses you into a more complex, exciting, and challenging game while keeping some of the same classic mechanics. If you're a novice to strategy games, this is a classic. If you want a more realistic, Napoleonic-style game, go with my recommendation in the last paragraph.

Muy bueno

Excelente juego para tardes largas. Muy entrenido. La calidad es muy buena.

Great Family game, brings back memories

We recently bought this for a cottage trip thinking we would only use it once w everyone but no, this game WAS the WHOLE trip, we stayed up until 6 am to play this amazing game and ended up playing every day we were there. This game is for competitive, serious players. It might seem hard at first but when you get the hold of it, this game will have you guys entertained for hours!

Excelente condición, muy buen juego de mesa para una noche con amigos, llegó con todas sus piezas

Esta versión especial es una delicia para tu status en juegos de mesa, a demás de que te proporciona una sensación de calidad te da la sensación de un juego antiguo pero limpio, es demasiado divertido y como esta versión admite un jugador más, las partidas se vuelven más entretenidas.

Good fun family game. It’s fantastic as no one knows everyone else’s mission. Awesome!

Classic risk with a dragon! Haven’t used the dragon….that wasn’t in the original risk…but you know what? If I wanted a dragon in the game of risk this would be the box to buy. Otherwise, a slightly less sturdy modern version of the original game (everything was better made in the 70s and 80s. Remember when we kept stuff for like years and passed it through the extended family and friends before storing it for your kids kids…. Ah! The good old days)