Ravensburger Minecraft: Portal Dash

Well crafted Action Adventure board game and a great option for Minecraft fans. The game has easy to follow directions, although this isn't a learn in a couple minutes kind of game. Directions are lengthy and will probably need a play through or two to remember everything, but if you enjoy Strategy games with focus on Minecraft highly recommend this purchase.My kids were getting excited about each character NPC (enemy)

We bought for a gift and they loved it! Kind of confusing but super fun once you figure it out. Good quality game

Holy moly this game is fun. Holy FRIGGIN' moly it takes a good while to set up and tear down. But the time spent on that is absolutely worth it. Bonus points for the fact that the game comes with a bunch of little plastic bags to put all the small parts in.Being a co-op game, communication and planning is absolutely necessary, especially when you plan to start setting up harder difficulties. There are a LOT of parts, but don't let that intimidate. The game is surprisingly easy to learn.... For the most part.I'd give it a 5, if it weren't for the instruction book. Prepare to do a little research of your own, because there are some things in the rule book that were either way too vaguely worded, or not even mentioned but conveyed in passing in some of the illustrations (something some may VERY easily miss) to be able to fully understand a few minor mechanics of the game. My first few games, we did a few things wrong because of it, but after FULLY understanding everything, it was all smooth sailing. So to help out anyone else who may have struggled with this as we did, here's a list of things I had to look up in order to clarify (Some of these may be in the book, but as someone with dyslexia, I just could not find these details):- When mobs are activated, they first move toward the nearest player, regardless of who is active, and attack them. If multiple people are occupying the same space and are to take a hit, then they decide amongst themselves who gets the damage. And if multiple mobs are activated, everyone gets to deliberate on which order they go in. Because mobs move to the players nearest to them, multiple people can take damage if they're on different spaces. If a mob is spawned, then it does go on the spawner nearest the ACTIVE player.- Mobs can, in fact, move onto the starting strip if there are any unoccupied spaces on it.- All mobs can move onto magma spaces, it's just the ghasts that are able to specifically fly over lava.- Discarding blocks from the block die isn't just from the top layer, it's the topmost available layer. So like if you roll a red, and there's one on layer 2 and 3, you would have to take the one that's the highest up.- If you repair an enchanted item, you keep the enchantment. But if you decide to replace the item entirely, the enchantment does not carry over.Hopefully this helps! Have fun and good luck!

Fun game, and good mechanics that allow young and old to enjoy the game.

My son and I love playing this game (we're both fans of Minecraft). He also plays it with his friends and it's great to see them come up with plans and strategies and also not be on screens. There might be a bit of a learning curve to deal with at the beginning, but the ability to make the game more difficult lends itself to a lot of replay value.

Cool game! Play with 8 year son, he loves it!

Fun game, but the directions are slightly confusing. My 8 year old was unable to follow the game (i would stick to the village version of this for kids 8 and under). The game is beautifully printed and high quality.

A+