Wiggles 3D 5-Minute Dungeon A Chaotic, Co-Operative, Real-time Card Game | Fast-Paced Board Game | for Families, Ages 8 & up | 2-5 Players

My family and I love this game so much that we've bought it for friends. It is easy enough that I feel like even younger kids who are a little more into games can play it too. The app that goes with it is a lot of fun and really adds to the experience. Every friend that we've given it to also feels the same way and has also started gifting it. I feel like that's enough said but if you need more, it's incredibly family friendly, the artwork is cute, and it's overall a very quick game.

Very easy game to teach and learn. I'm saying - your grandparents could play (seriously). Everyone likes this game and it's addicting. My only negative is that there's lots of shuffling.

We love this game!! Kids are 13 and 8, we played it one night and I immediately bought it for my nieces. The game is easy to learn quickly and the cooperative style is neat. The different characters and special ability of each make it so you ach player can be a hero. Kids had fun and I did too. Then I made my sister play it over coffee with me, just as much fun! We all really, really enjoy it!! Thank you!

Great game for dnd fans and those that are not ! Easy to learn and quick rounds!

Okay, let me set the scene. Late nights... pizza boxes piled high, snacks everywhere, and a group of us huddled around a table, eyes glued to the board, laughter and shouts filled the room. Those were our "glory days" with 5-Minute Dungeon. Fast forward, years later, and the memories of those late-night gaming sessions had faded, replaced by bill payments, martial arts practice schedules, and the ever-present existential dread of laundry. Then, out of the blue, my husband mentioned 5-Minute Dungeon in a casual, yet conversation. A jolt, a flicker of recognition. The floodgates opened. Suddenly, I was transported back to those carefree college nights, the camaraderie, and the shared joy of victory. I knew I had to buy it. Not just for myself, but for my long-suffering husband, who was suddenly obsessed with playing again, and for our children, so we could play with them, as they are at that magical age where they're fun to play games with. And so, the game arrived. The initial excitement was palpable. We gathered around the board, my husband and I eager to relive those glory days. The first few rounds were…rocky. I was a little rusty and a little frantic. Our children, predictably, were chaotic. We threw cards down, we strategized, we admittedly, almost gave up. But then, something magical happened. We started to get into the groove. The laughter returned, the fun of the game returned. We reveled in our shared victory. A new game was added to family game night. 5-Minute Dungeon had not only brought back cherished memories, but it had also forged new ones.

It gets intense so if you're not into that this isn't the game for you! Otherwise super fun! It's a simple game but you have to be quick moving and quick thinking. Quality of the cards and box is great! Easy to throw in a duffle bag and take on a trip. Lots of yelling involved, at least in my friend group lol

Played with my friends and their kid. I've been trying to find something like this, cause I've been learning it's hard to find something that adults and younger kids enjoy playing. I think his son is like 6-7 years old. Which I've learned kids at that age need constant engagement and your lucky if you get 30 minutes out of them. Pros: 10 minutes is easy for any kid to stay engaged with. (Personally I think it helps slightly stretch their engagement level, we could easily get 4 sometimes 5 games in before the youngster had to find something else to do). It's cooperative, so makes it easier for losing scenarios. So instead of being like "oh well you lost" you can frame it like "darn we lost but look how close we were, we'll get it next time!". Kind of shows them losing isn't the end of the world. Rules aren't too difficult, so we didn't have to do too much micro management/help the young one. Everyone takes their turn at the same time. Again I think this helped a lot in keeping the little guy engaged. Removes waiting for adults to take their turns as they actually think about what they are doing, which can easily bore children. Cons: A couple cards have a sentence or two explaining what they do, these are just a handful of special cards. Adults can glance at the text, pickup what it's saying, and keep going, but younger kids will struggle with these cards. Might want to at least explain them to your kid before the game starts and be ready during the game to tell them if they can use it or not. End game is pretty difficult and requires a bit more strategy. So you might not be able to beat the last boss if your fourth player is a kid, but don't worry there's are like 5 other bosses that you can still go up against.

This is such a fun game. I bought it for my Husband's birthday and we've been playing the heck out of it!

Buen juego, buenos materiales, bien hecho, cumple. Entregado en tiempo y forma, lo recomiendo.

Brand new mont condition. So fun and can play with 2 players!

Ok this game may seem overwhelming at a first glance, but trust me it's not. It's a cooperative card game where no one takes turns, and instead are constantly playing cards from their hands to defeat the door cards. It's incredible fun, and high-intensity while also being very easy to play (which isn't always the case). You want to place this at a table inside, the elements would make this too crazy to play. Overview: - Co-operative - Fast-paced - Card Game - Each round is 5 min - Each round you defeat door cards by playing cards from your hands - You all play at the same time, no turns - Each round gets slightly more difficult

Great game! Our kids play with us all the time. 5 minute rounds help with keeping the focus but also help to teach to deal with time crunch and thinking fast. Also makes for a great starter game before playing something longer on a game night.

Hace tiempo lo jugaba con amigos y ahora que estoy en uni lo juego con nuevos amigos y esa cooperación para ganar sigue siendo la misma diversión, pero es más divertido si se compra la expansión extra.