First of all, it has quite complex rules for people who haven't played it before or don't have someone in the group to explain and guide them in the beginning. If we overlook the instructions part, it is a role-playing game, a classic RPG, which is very entertaining especially for groups of 4-6 people.

In case you have played it so much and start getting bored, there are expansions that have extra cards (a whole deck) and themes that you add to the initial deck, making the game more interesting. In fact, there are several expansions, so there are many decks to choose from.

I highly recommend it to people who enjoy role-playing games and are familiar with them, as it will be easier for them to understand the philosophy of the game, bring it to a group, and explain it to others.

Each game can last 2 hours but can also reach 4 hours. Generally, it is a board game that you can "build" upon, with various variations in the rules and with the numerous expansions available. It is a great choice for groups that frequently play board games, but it is not for everyone's taste.

I have had this board game for 2 years until expansion 3, it is a very fun board game, played with many people, has pleasant images and is quite interesting as it is unpredictable. However, I would not easily recommend it to someone to buy it if they are not interested in role-playing games. I have struggled a lot to find a group of people interested in playing it as it is quite difficult for some. One round is not enough for someone to learn it and they will most likely get bored within the first 5 minutes. The truth is that it is worth learning because it becomes very funny, enjoyable, and addictive. You never get bored of it because it has a lot of expansions. Currently, there are only 5 expansions in Greek, but in English, it becomes chaotic with how many expansions there are.

The rules of the game are not understandable, I have found groups that play it differently. So if you buy it, it is good to play it as you think the instructions say and then the owner of the deck can make it better to make the game flow faster or more enjoyable. I knew a group that, when you were at a high level, if you encountered a level 1 monster, they would add a second one from another deck to make it more difficult because when you are at level 9, you definitely have items that add 20 to your score. If the opponents cannot defeat you, then you win easily. So everyone makes it the way they want.

The game is not recommended if there is a grumpy person in the group :D :D

I have put protective sleeves of Kaissa on the entire Munchkin deck, now that I have 3, they fit differently in the original box, the cards of the basic Munchkin do not fit with the sleeves.

(It is mentioned that it is for ages 10 and above, I would say that it is not at all easy and understandable for such young ages. I would only recommend it to groups of 17-year-olds and above. I do not consider it a game for the whole family.)

Munchkin is a tabletop strategy - role-playing game (RPG) using cards. Each player manages a virtual character, equips them with weapons and magical abilities, and faces battles with monsters, alone or with the help of other players. Munchkin follows the philosophy and mechanisms of classic RPG games, but in a simplified form so that anyone can play it.

I played Munchkin for the first time with 3 friends on a summer vacation and it took us only 2 hours and 1 game to learn how to play (it's important to have someone who has played it show you). From then on, it became highly addictive and we couldn't stop playing for several days.

The more people, the better the game experience. With the use of expansion sets, it becomes even more interesting. The biggest advantage of the game is that it has some basic rules to follow, but they are flexible enough to adapt to the familiarity and needs of each group (in fact, the fun and jokes arise from disagreements and discussions about their implementation).

Positives:
- Easy to learn
- Humorous style of the well-known rules & mechanisms of RPGs
- Portability (it's a card game, so you can play it wherever you are)
- Expandability (the extra card packs increase variety and replayability)
- Addictive and extremely fun

Negatives:
Hmm... you won't be able to stop playing it!

Overall, I would recommend Munchkin to all fans of role-playing and strategy games, and it definitely provides an easy and entertaining way for anyone to delve into their world without having to learn difficult rules and terminology.