Funko 48713 Board Games 48713 Signature Godzilla Game
Funko 48713 Board Games 48713 Signature Godzilla Game, Multicolou
| Dimensions: | 6.35 x 26.67 x 26.67 cm; 360 Grams |
| Model: | 48713 |
| Material: | Cardboard |
| Colour: | Multicolor |
| Pack Quantity: | 1 |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Age: | 10 years and up |
| Assembly: | No |
| Dimensions: | 6.35 x 26.67 x 26.67 cm; 360 Grams |
| Material: | Cardboard |
| Quantity: | 1 |
Divertente gioco da tavolo nel quale interpreteremo i mostri dei film giapponesi intenti a darsi botte da orbi. Divertente e caciarone. Il gioco in inglese ma sul sito boardgamegeek potete trovare il manuale tradotto in italiano.
Muy buen juego excelentes miniaturas, de un tamao decente y con un escenario muy bonito, pero se me hace muy aburrido el mtodo de combate, unas modificaciones a las reglas aqu y all y el juego queda perfecto.
Very fun once its learned but very difficult to learn at firs
Gioco divertente con un po’ di strategia, perfetto per gli amanti del genere. Spero facciano espansioni!
Tiene muchos componentes, la jugabilidad es un poco confusa al inicio y tiene algunas reglas que hay que estar repasando. Pero la mecnica de juego es bastante fluida y variada, adems es una excelente opcin para 2 jugadores
Es muy divertido, pero cuesta entenderlo. Su relacin calidad precio es la mejor que he visto, eso s.
Im not use to games like this but me and my 7 year old love it. We probably are playing wrong. We still have a great time tho.
Brought as a present for someone that loves Godzilla, a bit of a faff to set up and learn initially but now we have the hang of it we as a family love it.
Definitely better with more people. This is a simple game that any Godzilla fan would enjoy. The board game is well made and will last for a long time, with the models looking good and decent quality as well.
I wish they had expansions as there are only three kaiju
Muy divertido. Varios escenarios y situaciones, y cada kaiju tiene sus caractersticas (a Mothra no le atacan tanques ni aviones ya que es amiga de l humanidad,pero no puede arrojar vehculos por ejemplo) lo que le da versatilidad y hace replantear estrategias de ataque y defensa.
A dos jugadores puede cojear. A partir de tres en mi opinin
Las minis una gozada. Vienen un poco prepintadas, sobre todo godzilla, pero yo las pintar empezando de cero
Muy recomendable. Parece difcil al explicarlo y en cuanto empiezas a jugar, es sencillo
The game has tons of pieces and most of them are high quality. Due to the flimsy nature of the Megalon character’s top piece, it broke in shipping with no damage to the box or other pieces. Played a few times and it was enjoyable. Needs 3+ players or 2 players playing two characters to enjoy.
Los materiales son de buena calidad, y el arte es hermoso.
Necesitaras micas tamao estandart para las cartas.
El empaque es digno de cuidarlo y preservarlo, si lo adquieres por 500 o 600 pesos compralo, pero si no puedes esperar a las ofertas adelante.
El juego est en ingls, as que tal ves los ms peques tengan problema, an que las reglas pueden ser fciles de entender y transmitir, se juega con una baraja por personaje que igual estn en ingls algunos efectos.
Incredible quality and tho challenging to learn at the start but one of our faves. Everyone in the family has their own copy now and we are praying for an expansion to bring in more monsters from the films. Actually make that many expansions. Long live the king of the monster games
La calidad de los componentes es impresionante, el arte muy chulo y visualmente muy bonito. En cuanto a la jugabilidad… Nos cost un poco terminar de entender todo lo que podamos hacer, ya que hay muchas opciones y estrategias que podemos llevar a cabo. No es un juego que le puedas sacar a una persona que apenas va iniciando en el mundo de los juegos de mesa modernos. Sin embargo, a mi me gust mucho y disfruto mucho jugarlo.
Recomendado para todos aquellos que les gusten los juegos de mesa con miniaturas y/o que sean fanticos de los kaijus, en especial de Godzilla.
Por ltimo, si son muy fanticos, cmo yo, pueden conseguir o imprimir figuras que puedan servir para reemplazar los tokens de cartn y luce mucho ms.
I bought a copy for myself and my nephews (who are Godzilla obsessed). Good for kids as no Kiaju are killed in the game. They just destroy Tokyo and knock each other around. The special buildings are nice, as well as the Kiaju figs (though Motha cries for paint, being just a big orange moth).
My only complaint is the little buildings don’t have matching 3d structures they are just cardboard counters. But bang for the buck this can’t be beaten.
This is a great gift for fans of the big G himself. Game is fun but casual fans might now enjoy as much as a hardcore. I wish there were more monsters in the set but as it stands it’s pretty good. I must have for fans of the movie and might be a nice collector’s item in a few years.
I dig this mechanic because it’s a balance of destroying the city when you think you’re ahead in victory points at the sacrifice of leaving your enemy’s deck untouched, and limiting your opponents choices. It took me about 30 minutes to learn the rules, and we watched a video on it. After we stumbled through the first game, we felt we had a grasp on the rules and the next game went much better. It’s not difficult to learn, but not a lot of games attack deck variety/sizes and only rely on Victory Points when you are tasked with brawling with giant monsters.
The art on the cards looks great, the punch tokens all tend to blend together though. The bright colors on the box do not translate to the art inside. The sculpts of the kaiju are great as well. Probably too big for the board, or the board is too small. With just the two of us we crowded spaces, but it’s a minor point at best.
I really enjoyed it and would recommend it to Godzilla fans. Potentially a family game, probably 10+ if i had to guess. And nobody is knocked out of the game. The fight goes on round for round and victory points determine the outcome so everyone gets to keep playing until the end.
I bought the game for my grandson (12) who loves board games. We played the game the first time on a Sunday afternoon.
The suggested time to play is 45 minutes, but, since we were learning and playing at the same time, it took us about 4 hours.
That is not, in any way a bad thing. We all enjoyed playing, and didn’t notice how much time had passed until we realized it was nearly dinner time.
All agreed this was a great game, and we’re going to be playing it again soon.
Fun with kaiju monsters. Throw and destroy buildings to get energy. Use the energy to play your cards and attack your opponents. The round doesn’t end until everyone passes their turn. The way to win is to get the most points by getting prized cards from your opponent. You get prize cards if you damage your opponent and if he/she cannot block you get as many prize cards as you did damage but you can only pick the card with the highest point. The game ends when the oxygen meter and buildings cross.
Does not take away from the game and its a must for Godzilla fans.
Pros
– Visually stunning cards and figures
– Exciting gameplay (think playing with monsters like you did when you were a kid, but with rules).
– Easy to learn and teach
– Complex enough rules to keep more experienced board game players engaged (read: it’s not just a gimmick game)
– You can throw tanks at each other! And you can throw each other at each other!
Cons
– Only 4 Kaiju (would like to see an expansion, there’s plenty of Kaiju they could choose from)
– The map pieces and game tokens are too dark/low contrast so it can be hard to see what’s on the board
The build quality on this game is great, the cardboard pieces aren’t flimsy in the slightest and are actually fairly thick which leads me to believe they’ll last a long time. Same goes for the plastic building pieces as well. The Kaiju are also well made and fell like they’ll withstand the way I play the game which is to smash the monsters at the things they’re destroying (it’s more fun that way).
The actual gameplay is really fun, gaining energy to use attacks to fight other players. Each kaiju also has abilities that don’t cost energy which means that even players who don’t have any energy can participate in the action. It’s actually a pretty simple system to understand and within one game my sister understood the rules as well as I did without even reading the manual. As a convenient addition the back cover of the manual has the steps of every turn so you can very easily look to it if you forget what’s next.
The only reason I removed a star is a minor annoyance that kept me from having a perfect time with this game. My game came with an extra energy tracking cube bag instead of the stand for Mothra. Luckily Mothra can be placed in such a way that she doesn’t fall, but it’s fairly sensitive, and when the Mothra piece is always on the move some time has to be dedicated to make sure she doesn’t fall over and push over other pieces. It’s a small inconvenience, but just be sure when you get your game that you have all the necessary parts, you never know if it’ll miss something important.
Overall this game is amazing, and a fun game not just for fans of Godzilla, but I’d say even for people who just like board games. I wouldn’t mind if down the line they make expansion packs. Add even more monsters, like Anguilas, Rodan, or even something out of left field like Eborah. This game is crazy fun with details that will make a Godzilla fan’s heart soar.
It’s a strategy game where you win by having the highest total of points, not by “killing” your opponent. It’s easy to set up and has that sweet spot of 45 min to an hour for play time. The only thing I don’t care for so far is some of the rules don’t make logical sense. For example: your kaiju can’t directly attack buildings. Other than that I’ve enjoyed this quite a lot, and I really hope they do some expansions.
The game movers are fully sculpted plus all the 3D buildings to destroy – it really makes it like a little diorama of the city to rampage through. The artwork is so fun and immersive – and it’s all based on the classic films but not just screen grabs.
Highly recommend! I’ll be giving this one as a gift for Christmas for sure.