Rumble in The Dungeon Board Game

This game simply rocks, and I do mean *simply*. It is so quick and easy to set up, gameplay can be taught in seconds, and gets lots of laughs around the table.The ever-changing dungeon and random character selection guarantee no two games will ever be the same. Strategy and good bluffing both come into play in this wonderful (and inexpensive) small box game.It makes for a great filler title to warm up to the big game or to keep people entertained in between beefier titles. The small footprint leads itself well to a card table while you set up the next big game on the main gaming.It is completely kid friendly too! If they are old enough to keep the components out of their mouths, they are probably old enough to play. The rules are simple enough for a kindergartner but the gameplay is fun enough to keep the adults entertained as well.Would buy again in a heartbeat.

This is a great pick-up-and-play game. It takes 5 minutes to run through the rulebook, and everyone you are playing with will have mastered the rules after one round of playing.A game of Rumble in The Dungeon consists of 3 rounds of 3 to 6 players. It is a very laid back experience with just the right amount of strategy involved. There are 12 characters on the board, and each player is randomly and secretly assigned 2 characters. The goal is to have one of your characters be the last character standing in The Dungeon, or to escape with the treasure.The game can be played in a somewhat small play area. I would guess that you need about two cubic feet of space for a comfortable game.I would recommend this game if you like to play a game multiple times in one sitting or you like games that are easy to learn.

This is a great game for the young gamer. My almost 3 year olds do not follow all the rules, but use the game pieces for matching, patterns and counting. I have played this game with 5 and 6 year-olds using the rules with success. It is a great, relatively simple, way to introduce strategy.

Lots of variety due to the randomness, and easy to play for all ages. Players can be strategic or chaotic!

This is one of my families favorite games. It is very easy to learn, but uses a lot of strategy. It’s alway in my travel games.

The directions are really easy, and setup is fast. Each turn consists of two options; move a character, or fight (no real fighting, just remove a game piece). Played it tonight at dinner with a 6 year old and a 12 year old, both had a blast. Can't wait to play again tomorrow, see if we can't get some better strategies going. Definitely more nuances to the game than you'd first think.

A lot of luck, but a surprising amount of space for strategy and mind games. This is now in my top 3 filler games to play with anyone and everyone.

I got this game to try and get some of our "non-nerd" friends into some easy games. very simple rules, plays great with around 4-5 people. Easy peasy. Some elements of strategy and bluffing.