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Munchkin

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Munchkin

 
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Go down in the dungeon. Kill everything you meet. Backstab your friends and steal their stuff. Grab the treasure and run.

 
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Product Details
Product Length:6.25 inches
Product Width:1.88 inches
Product Height:9.25 inches
Product Weight:0.95 pounds
Package Length:9.2 inches
Package Width:6.3 inches
Package Height:1.7 inches
Package Weight:0.85 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 44 reviews

Features
  • Steve Jackson games munchkin

  • The object of the game is to reach Level 10

  • Levels are acquired via the slaying of monsters and the selling of acquired treasure

  • 1,000 gold pieces equals one level

  • Card game designed by Steve Jackson


Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review:4.5
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5Epic  Feb 23, 2010
The first Munchkin product I bought was Munchkin Quest, rather than the card game. After finally getting the card game version, I've decided that both versions are completely AWESOME but each have their pro's and cons.

Time - The card game definitely takes alot less time (at least in my experience so far) and is alot easier to set up and play. While Munchkin Quest takes some time to organize and set up (as well as continously expanding the dungeon as you play), the card game you just shuffle and go.

Learning curve - The card game is also alot simplier to learn. My group still refers to the rule books while playing Munchkin Quest, trying to stay on track with monster movement and all that sort of thing. The card game is alot more straight forward.

Epic characters - Going along with the time it takes to play each game, it DOES seem that Munchkin Quest allows players to form a more epic and well equiped character. Also, the board game seems to allow for a bit more strategy.

While Quest was awesome, I love the fact that you can expand this game soo much. I've already ordered a few of the expansions. I would definitely recommend this game, although a warning, a few of the cards are a bit edgy for kids (only a few though). Hope this review helps somebody.

4Great game for the right crowd  Feb 07, 2010
Your group needs to be a little nerdy to embrace this game, but assuming they are, it's a ton of fun! It's a spoof of fantasy games and stuff like Dungeons & Dragons. Give it a few tries, because the first game can be overwhelming until you learn all the rules.

5Munchkin  Jan 17, 2010
Munchkins are very popular in our school district. Kids spend hours playing it. It is somewhat involved to learn but once understood is a great game for kids. Teaches problem solving, tactics, fair play and co-operation.

5Great Fun  Jan 16, 2010
Takes a bit of convincing to pull new players into the fold, but everyone I've played with cant get enough of it!

5I LOVE THIS GAME  Jan 13, 2010
I initially played this game at a friend's party. I absolutely loved it! It's a little confusing to get a handle on when you're learning, but they had printed out a flow-chart from the Munchkin website that made it extremely easy to pick up on after playing a few rounds. (Having now taught this game to quite a few people, I HIGHLY recommend finding said flow-chart to make it easier on the newbies.) The game gets pretty random and crazy, but it's extremely fun and sure to get everyone laughing. Haven't bought any of the expansions, but I sure plan to!

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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