Double Trouble Review

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(More customer reviews)This game hasn't been in circulation in years and yet when I did get it I wasn't sure if I would enjoy it. I never really played it since I had only seen it advertised on TV maybe once or twice but it peaked my interest. I never found it in the stores. I did find it here as I knew I would and I ordered it for my family. My youngest is in his late teens. We enjoy this game. I would recomend this game to anyone. It teaches so it's educational. So you can use it for teaching patience in little ones and with it's design you learn patience even as a big kid. So as a whole I would recommend this game for the whole family.

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is a sweet copy of Double Trouble, the race and chase game of twists and turns by Milton Bradley from 1987. It is complete and you get the following: game board, 2 pop-o-matic dice rollers, 4 detour wheels, 8 arrow playing pieces (2 each of 4 colors) and game instructions. All contents are in good used condition. The box has normal shelf wear and a little rubbing along the top edges, but there are no split corners. This is a great vintage game in perfectly playable condition, you will not be disappointed.

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Risk Star Wars The Clone Wars Edition Review

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(More customer reviews)I really loved the Lord of the Rings Trilogy edition of Risk, and so I was looking forward to the Clone Wars edition. Physically, the game is about the same quality--overall pretty nice but I'm not crazy about the little plastic pieces, which seem even flimsier than the Trilogy game, and much more likely to tangle up together. But that's not a big issue. It's the gameplay.
First off, in a 4 player game, 2 players are good (Republic) and 2 are evil (Separatist), and you are not allowed to attack your own ally. (Gosh, there goes half the fun of Risk right there!) I've yet to come up with a strategy that lets the good side win. During the game, the Separatists have a one-time opportunity to invoke "Order 66". When this happens, each and every planet (territory) in the Republic is checked against a die roll, and a losing roll means the planet becomes Separatist. In every game I've played so far, this wipes out the Republic. Not only have you lost the territories themselves, but all their troops turn against you. It's maddening to be playing the Republic, building up for a great crushing attack and blip, here comes Order 66, bye bye lovely troops. Once issuing Order 66, the Separatists must then place the Emperor (a special piece) on a planet, where he must remain, and the Republic will automatically win the game if they take this planet. But I have yet to get the Republic to recover enough to strike at the Emperor.
The dark side just has too many advantages to make this game fun to play. In the LOTR Trilogy edition, evil starts out stronger, but with good strategy, good can still win. But I just can't figure out the strategy here to make things even.

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Its now the game of galactic domination!The galaxy is in the midst of a civil war, and two factions have emerged.The Separatists, led by Count Dooku, have persuaded thousands of planets to rebel against the Republic.In order to quell this insurrection, the Republic forces have organized a clone trooper army, led by Jedi Generals.Little do the Jedi know that this war is being masterminded by a Sith Lord, Darth Sidious.You must choose a side.Can you overthrow the Republic and usher in the reign of Palpatine or will you uncover the Sith Lords plans and restore peace to the Republic?In this special edition of Risk, youll find that Republic and Separatist ships can be used to support your troops, The Emporer looms as the Sith prepare to envoke Order 66, and The Republic gains an advantage by capturing Separatist leaders and intercepting their plans.You may play using the special Star Wars Clone Wars rules or choose to play by the classic Risk game rules.May the force be with you!Comes with game board, 4 armies, 10 dice, 36 cardboard ships, Darth Sidious pawn, 59 faction cards, 17 turn reference cards, 9 Separatist tokens, and instruction booklet.For 24 Players, Ages 10 and Up.

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