 (Click to Enlarge) | Yu-Gi-Oh! Dungeondice MonstersAverage Customer Rating: 4.62/5.00 Amazon Sales Rank: 444 Manufacturer: Mattel Age Group: 7 - 10 years View on Amazon (ASIN: B00007MIDH) Number of Toys: 1 Availability: Usually ships within 24 hours Amazon Price: $19.99 |
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Amazon Customer Reviews of this item: (Average Rating is 4.62/5.00)
Rating: 4 [ Outrageous price! ]Its a really fun game, but the price of the booster sets, containing only one monster and one card is outrageous!...
Rating: 5 [ the greatest toy ever ]
This board game is really easy to learn and is fast the duel monsters game with the cards takes forever to end the game.the figures don't seem as sturdy,they are bendy but the game is good and the crests on the dices don't wear off on other games some times stuff on the dice wear off.
Like i said this is the best game ever if your into Yu-Gi-oh you'll love this game.they should give you more cards and figures
Rating: 5 [ Great, fun, game! ]
Dungeondice Monsters is a VERY fun little game for kids of 6-7 years old and up. It's even fun for "grown ups" like myself. I bought this game as a present for my 6 year old son. Although the rules seemed a bit daunting at first, he understood the basic gameplay with very little explanation from me.My only real complaint is that the set comes with 6 figures (and an absolutely useless 7th figure - the Monster Lord, which can be replaced with a cardboard token that is also included), while the "advanced" rules say you must have 10 figures per side. This means you have to buy 14 more figures at $5.00 each (although amazon doesn't stock them at the moment for some odd reason). As an added bonus, someone in marketing decided that all figures in the game must be unique. I say, buy two starter sets (six monsters for $20 is quite a bargain) and when the boosters become available, buy them if you want them. To heck with the "all monsters must be unique" rule.
Still and all, the game is fast and fun to play. After a slow first round of feeling our way through the rules, we were able to play three more games inside of a half hour. A real blast for Yu-gi-oh fans and parents looking for a fun little strategy game to play with their kids.