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Hasbro Risk Game

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Improved mission cards speed up the game; features 12 secret missions
Rich board art draws players into the risk gaming world
Dice and 5 armies included in War crates

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A classic!My son is into plenty of electronic games - be they tablet, console, PC, etc. - so I wanted to get him an actual board game to play for once. I had fond memories of playing Risk with my friends 20+ years ago, and when I went looking for it Amazon had the best price. The game has actually gotten better - the version I had included the old-school Roman numeral pieces, and the new ones look much better. I also really like the addition of the Secret Mission way to play, because it's a much shorter game and you can finish a game in less than an hour if need be. 5Great classic gameGreat seller, delivered faster than expected. Have always liked risk... My only complaint is that the manufacturer has cheapend up the game pieces. The card board boxes that hold the troops will not last long, they use to be nice plastic cases. Everything in this newer game seems to be made cheaper. I would of gladly paid a few more bucks to get a better quality game, but it is still a great classic game. 4Required for all householdsRisk is a great game to spend time with the kids. Great for rainy/snow days to keep kids from being glued to screens. Game last a couple hours minimum depending on the amount of players and skill level. Says for 10 and up however our 7 year old enjoys playing too with help from olders 5Hours and hours of fun to be had hereHours and hours of fun to be had here. After all the deals and conniving you'll spend playing this is the best thing to break apart a friendship and cast relationships asunder! That said, the mission card definitely help to speed up the game and add a level of random fun to what other wise could take until three in the morning. 5Bad manufacturing! Bummed because I was looking forward to ...Ordered this board game but itCame with missing parts. Ordered a replacement and that too had missing parts! Bad manufacturing! Bummed because I was looking forward to playing the game! 1Hidden Dice - They ARE There! Check in the Army Boxes!After reading the reviews I was concerned about the Dice, so I opened the box and couldn't find them right away. I remembered reading a review on here saying they were included, just in a weird spot. So I looked in each little Army box, and finally found them in the Indigo/Purple colored box. So before you return your game, look in each box and double check, and look under the army figures too. I was prepared to buy the dice separately, if missing, but they were there.The game itself looks great, I was really impressed by the boxes full of the colored armies, such a nice way to keep organized. The figures are small and lightweight, but they seem decent, and they'll be better to play with than the little chips in some other versions of the game. All-in-all, I'm very pleased with the purchase. 5Risk GameI've never played the game before so it took about 3 full games to fully grasp the rules and concept.To break down the set up for anyone wanting to buy it;1. Seperate secret mission and land cards from each other.2. Deal out secret mission cards; 1 per person (you could win by completing it)3. Remove the 2 wild cards (has the infantry, horse, and cannon on one card) from the land cards and deal them all out. The last 2 players usually claim an extra land piece.4. Each player receives a set amount of troops (check rule book). Place 1 troop on all the places listed on your given land cards.5. Return the land card to the dealer and start placing your remaining troops on your land. And done you have set up the game and o yeah the dice are in one of the troop boxes.Note:Somethings that I discovered or want to clarify1. Moving your troops to place you own concludes your turn.2. You could only receive one Risk territory card per turn after you conquer a piece of land.3. You can only redeem territory cards at the beginning of your turn and any territory you own on the card receives a +2 troops.4. There's a route from Alaska that leads to Asia. 5I really liked this editionI really liked this edition. I used to have the 1998 edition as a kid, so the idea of only 5 armies, and cardboard containers was offputting to say the least. However, after having played the game again several times with my buddies, I do agree that 6 armies is too much for the actual gameboard. Even with 5 the board feels very crowded and there is a lot of pressure on the 5th player to find their footing, with 6 players, I can clearly see that someone would be eliminated within the first 3 or 4 turns. The cardboard containers are not as nice as the plastic ones that came with the 1998 edition, but they serve their purpose well. The game board lists that there are 40 infantry pieces per army, but all the armies in mine had 2 extra infantry pieces. The cards are built well enough, and the game includes the secret mission cards which can shorten the length of the game significantly. A lot of territories have different names in this edition, but i believe their placement and borders are all the same as before. Overall I am very satisfied with the gameboard. 5Well... what I learned is to trust ...Well... what I learned is to trust the negative reviews. I took a chance and order the game despite of the overwhelming reviews claiming there were no dice. At least I got my refund back. 1Fun for family game night.My 10 year old son loves this game! All of his friends seem to live it too! The instructions explain 4 different ways to play; Secret Mission, Classic, Risk for 2 players, and Capital. It is great to have the choices. Secret mission risks seems to shorten the length of play, so when time is a factor, we play that version. My 5 year old even plays. He can play on a team with an adult. 5

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