A product's "Manufacturer's Age" range on Toysrus.ca & Babiesrus.ca is provided by the product's manufacturer. This suggested age range may be based on what age range the manufacturer recommends will like the product best, or what age range is appropriate based on safety information and restrictions. The names of the Seven Dwarfs as you know them weren’t their original names! Head to this post about the Seven Dwarfs to learn what they were! 17. Little John from Robin Hood I can barely read what the icon is in the first sentence. Spoiler: It’s a star! That seems weird, because that is a bad news card, so I didn’t expect a star (a star is a good thing). So, I had to take a picture of the card to zoom in and see it! Toysrus.ca & Babiesrus.ca base "Our Suggested Age" ranges on these manufacturer recommendations, as well as considering which ages will enjoy the product. Such factors as a child's developmental skill set and toy popularity help determine the enjoyment levels of a product.Includes: 1 Gameboard, 1 Castle Centrepiece, 12 Mini Sculpted Figures, 8 Mini Bridges, 90 Cards, 5 Villain Cards, 5 Character Cards, 1 Punch Board, 1 Custom Die, 1 Instruction Booklet

I can’t imagine handing this to an 8+ year old kid and saying “Go play!” This game is much more complex than that. I think Gargoyles: Awakening l ast week would be easier to play, and it was rated as ages 10+ !! Poorly Labelled Components Play is balanced by having “Bad News” happen (which causes one villain or the other to do something bad), and then the current player may do a few things. There are number of similarities to Pandemic here as well! For example, the Bad News cards (below) cause Villagers and Guards to spawn (kind of like in Pandemic for disease cubes). This is a personal thing, but I want to know the “GAME END” conditions right up front!! This rulebook puts them at the very end!!! (See above) As I read the rulebook, I want to have in mind what I need to do and things that can kill me! If I leave the “GAME END” conditions to the end, the rules being communicated have less efficacy because I don’t have any usage context. span itemprop="author" itemtype="https://schema.org/Person" itemscope>Angelalala fromWhy are villagers labelled with a “!” (an exclamation point)? It doesn’t seem thematic, so it’s not really suggestive of what the piece does. I think it’s supposed to a “!” when it contributes to a power (but THAT doesn’t make sense, because you need to see what the color of the villager is). It does have alot of rules to go through and was a little more difficult for my 8 year old to catch on. span itemprop="author" itemtype="https://schema.org/Person" itemscope>Meller from If somehow you are finding the game too easy, it also comes with three additional sets of Danger Cards that can be added to make things more difficult. I very strongly suggest not even admitting these exist for your first few games and being careful to make sure you don’t make the same mistake I did and shuffle these in for your second game. I finally did get it, but it didn’t feel like it was well explained. And the rulebook had very little on edge cases, and there was no FAQ. Tiny Tokens