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

I’ve played 5-Minute Dungeon for years and the expansion makes it even better. I love that it adds a sixth player, since people always want to join when they see us playing. It keeps the same chaotic energy but adds more variety and teamwork. Components: Cards match the base game perfectly and the new heroes fit right in. Bright, sturdy, and easy to mix in. Set up time: Fast. A few minutes and it’s ready to go. Ease of teaching: Very easy. One round and everyone’s yelling symbols and abilities like pros. What I find great: It’s loud, fast, and instantly fun. I’ve been asked to lower my voice many times at board-game cafés and libraries, which says everything about the energy it brings. What I like less: Reorganizing the decks after the chaos. Cards go everywhere. I ended up sleeving each deck in its designated color to make sorting faster so we can reset and play again right away.

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!

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

We bought this for our son as a Christmas gift, and he was really excited to receive it. So excited that he insisted we all play a few rounds on Christmas day. I'm not gonna lie, we loved the game! It's fast, it's exciting, it requires thinking and strategy. The colors and images were magnificent. In fact, the only "complaint" that we have is that you play too fast to enjoy the artwork on the cards. After we won, we went through and looked at all of the cards because they were so well illustrated.

We bought this as a gift (requested by the recipient). It was easy to learn and fun to play and was a quick game, so we were able to fit in a couple of rounds between holiday activities. Great choice.

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.

The cards are funny and entertaining. The game play is not complicated but still challenging enough to keep you in suspense. The expansion pack is totally worth it. It keeps us completely entertained for hours. We play with the whole family. The accompanying app is perfect addition to this game. I hope to see more games like this.

This is SUCH a fun game. Purchased it for my nephew for his birthday and want to get a copy for myself. Super fun for grown ups and younger folks alike. I don't find the game play too repetitive because it's never the exact same game twice. Take the time to read the cards when you are not playing - most of them are hilarious and very very punny.