The truth is that we played it for the first time yesterday. We got it as a Christmas gift for our almost 8-year-old son. It is relatively easy in terms of rules and quite entertaining if you try to get into the role of your hero. The little one had no difficulty following the mechanisms (although he is generally familiar with board and online games that have such scenarios). When we finished the game, he was begging to play again. I will try to update the review after some time has passed and I have a better picture. P.S. I hope there will be an expansion like in Minecraft.

The game is an introduction to the world of DnD! It gave me the motivation to get involved with DnD again (I used to play the old 3.5 version and started getting into the 5th edition). My kids have stopped playing on the computer and really enjoy every session. It also doesn't require much space or keeping track of many statistics, it has simple rules and it's fun! Let's not compare it to the "regular" DnD. It's not something equivalent or a substitute. It's a simple introduction, to break the ice and stimulate your appetite to explore the world of DnD. The materials are nothing special, but okay for their price! If you don't fall into the trap of comparing it to DnD, then you see that it's a good, simple, and enjoyable tabletop game

Good start for DND games but it's too simple. You don't get the full experience that a larger DND game can give you. It's worth its money, especially if it's your first time playing this kind of game

Very good for children aged 8 and above who have a great imagination....
Also very good for adults who have imagination and appetite for a simple role-playing game without complicated rules for children, but also for us adults

The best thing for an introduction to D&D. Simple rules, focused on creating the story primarily, and the repeatability is based on that, as well as wanting to go against the same enemy because the cards are random each time and per area, plus the fact that each player tells the story and gives a new adventure each time. The plus is that when I opened the box and a figure was missing, Hasbro Hellas replaced it with summary procedures and without additional cost! The only thing that may need a little attention is the bosses' cards, which I tried to place in the base of the game and they got a little damaged. It was fixed with sleeves, which are worth it for preserving the cards from damage, at a cost of about 2.5 euros for a pack of 100!

A great game for the whole family, especially for young children. A very fair introduction to the world of D&D, with sessions that can be as short as you want (for example, if I don't have much time to play with the kids, I only set up 2 out of the 4 game boards)

To be honest, I didn't expect much from a tabletop game that looked like a simplified version of DnD. Luckily, I was proven wrong! Yes, it's not for hardcore RP players out there, but for everyone else (who are more in number), it's pretty good for an introduction to the genre. The battles are simple, done with a 20-sided dice, the equipment as well, and the board too. But if you say that you will try to play it like DnD and not just "let's win quickly", then you will enjoy it! It's not difficult, and obviously depends on whether you are lucky with the dice. As for whether you will play it again, that depends on whether you want to see all the "big baddies" and if you have a group that enjoys doing RP!

The kids, aged 9 and 10, had a great time with this game. DM guided us at the beginning until we found our footing. It was our first experience with RPG, only on PC. Hopefully, more advanced versions will be released, allowing players to delve deeper into D&D

Extremely interesting game, I have never had experience with Dungeons & Dragons world in board games, only in PC games. We play with my children aged 6.5 & 4.5 years old, boy-girl respectively. Overall, they were thrilled... especially my son (my daughter is still young...) and it sparks their imagination. Dungeon Master, of course, is only me. There are basically 4 stories... as many as the dungeons, that is... but with the cards, the scenarios, and the battles, there are plenty. The price is very good for what it offers. The construction quality is fine... just be careful with the cards... don't bend them. Beautiful depiction.

A very nice multiplayer game with battles and adventures that you can freely narrate using your imagination.
I love the freedom in this game. It's worth it!

It is a very nice introductory tabletop game for the Dungeons & Dragons and RPG gaming family.
For its price, it is a very good choice.

Very good, definitely worth its money (18e), the only objection is the somewhat amateurish artwork but at this price it's OK. I hope there will be similar efforts in the future.

Excellent for playing with young children. My own were thrilled and constantly asked to play again. Definitely worth its money

Very nice for its price.. It is very entertaining, especially when you have to create stories during the duration.

I gave it 5 stars and I'll explain why. The components of the board game are very high quality, although I would have liked to have some figures for the monsters and not just cards. It is the best for introducing children to the world and mechanics of D&D. Very good artwork. The game flows smoothly and if the DM, meaning the mom or dad, knows a little about D&D, they can make it more interesting and run more smoothly and quickly. It is perfect for introducing kids to D&D and spending a fun two hours with your children, telling stories about monsters. With some help, children as young as 6 years old can play. Very good value for money purchase