Can you play this past the 15 plays? If yes, is it worth it or still fun after game 15?
1192810
You can absolutely keep playing after game 15. The only thing is that you're no longer competing to be the all-around victor and name the world. They're just exhibition matches after that, but it's still a very fun and unique version of Risk. If you enjoy Risk as a board game, you'll still have fun after game 15.
1192811
You certainly can. It is still fun, but once you run out of new things, it gets a little less fun. My friends and I bought a second board.
1192812
Yes. Completely. Part of the fun is modifying the game as you play. But the other part is the fun risk gameplay. And in legacy the game never takes very long to resolve.
1560595
If you're only interested in the offline play and Road to the Show then this game is better. The graphics are also better, however the online play is really bad. If the connectivity and fluidity of the online improves then 14 is better. If you don't want to take the risk, then keep 13.
1238566
It is difficult. It took my son (10) and I about 3 hours to figure out the whole game. We have also changed a few rules for faster play. That said, this game is amazing, and it feels like you are in an episode of the show. I hope you like it.
1732498
The dice rules are the same, but the game is a much faster game with variations being very different. Additionally, you can still play it after the 15th game. If you liked the original, you will really enjoy this new spin on the classic. The updates bring it into a modern age.
919483
My dad has played all the scenarios with a single character. It's very challenging. However if you wanted to play one or more characters simultaneously then it's totally possible.
1807499
The game plays very differently with 2 players from how it does with 3-5, but it's still fascinating. My wife and I are often able to win it. You don't get the complexity of thinking about what multiple people can see and remember, but you still have the turn management and planning-ahead affecting your actions the same way.
1810646
There is an option in the settings menu to have the player play from where it left off or to start from the beginning. It's up to you.
2243390
I'd say "probably not", unless you're a big fan of the show and would enjoy seeing all the references. I played solo a couple of times when I was learning the rules, but there are other games I own that work better for a single player.There's only one real solo scenario provided with the victory condition cards. You could play most of the others solo, but since they have no time limit other than "do it before the other guy", you'd never be at risk to actually lose. If you were highly motivated, it would probably be possible to write some additional solo scenarios for yourself. I'd say "probably not", unless you're a big fan of the show and would enjoy seeing all the references. I played solo a couple of times when I was learning the rules, but there are other games I own that work better for a single player.There's only one real solo scenario provided with the victory condition cards. You could play most of the others solo, but since they have no time limit other than "do it before the other guy", you'd never be at risk to actually lose. If you were highly motivated, it would probably be possible to write some additional solo... » Read More I'd say "probably not", unless you're a big fan of the show and would enjoy seeing all the references. I played solo a couple of times when I was learning the rules, but there are other games I own that work better for a single player.There's only one real solo scenario provided with the victory condition cards. You could play most of the others solo, but since they have no time limit other than "do it before the other guy", you'd never be at risk to actually lose. If you were highly motivated, it would probably be possible to write some additional solo scenarios for yourself. « Show Less
150193
it depends on how many players you have. You can make a limit with how many points you get like who ever gets ten points first wins. Or you can wait till all points are taken if you waits till all points are taken takes thirty min to an hour way worth it so fun and funny :)
2114025
Yes, if you have 2 copies of the game. I have two sets and have played with as many as 9-10 and it is still fun. The games run a bit longer the more people you have but it is still a lot of fun. If you think you will typically be playing with more than 5, I would recommend getting two sets of the game, still worth the additional cost.
666132
You can play with two players, but it is much more fun with 3 or more. We never play with 2 players. Best with 4 in my opinion.
2114022
We played with five-I think the answer is no. there would not be enough chips to continue the game
1034435
I find Dominion to have a much higher replay value. There are millions of combinations of cards to play with. Meaning that you have to devise a new strategy with every game... it is lots of fun. Only downside is the game doesnt really pick up until you get a couple expansions. It's not hard to become a master at the base set. If you give your kids this Base Dominion set, they will be begging for expansions to this in no time at all. It can get a little costly, but totally worth it. Awesome game.I have played both 7 wonders and Dominion. However, I haven't played any 7W expansions and own almost all of the Dominion ones, so take that into consideration. . I find Dominion to have a much higher replay value. There are millions of combinations of cards to play with. Meaning that you have to devise a new strategy with every game... it is lots of fun. Only downside is the game doesnt really pick up until you get a couple expansions. It's not hard to become a master at the base set. If you give your kids this Base Dominion set, they will be begging for expansions to this in no time at all. It can get a little costly, but totally worth it. Awesome game.I have played both 7 wonders and Dominion. However, I haven't played any 7W expansions and... » Read More I find Dominion to have a much higher replay value. There are millions of combinations of cards to play with. Meaning that you have to devise a new strategy with every game... it is lots of fun. Only downside is the game doesnt really pick up until you get a couple expansions. It's not hard to become a master at the base set. If you give your kids this Base Dominion set, they will be begging for expansions to this in no time at all. It can get a little costly, but totally worth it. Awesome game.I have played both 7 wonders and Dominion. However, I haven't played any 7W expansions and own almost all of the Dominion ones, so take that into consideration. . « Show Less
1566854
The expansion version adds route options and extra point options, but does not allow for more than the 5 players in the original game. We do enjoy the expansion for the options, and I think more than 5 players would just clog the board and make it more difficult to complete routes.
1026402
We've played with everything from 2 all the way to 6 and it plays well all the way up to 6. I actually had more fun with 4-6 because the battle element comes into effect more often. But it still plays very well with just 2.
1896247
It is worth it. I never played the multiplayer one bit. I only played the campaign and it was amazing. I have recently been thinking of getting it again to play thru again. but if your looking for an amazing campaign this game has it. I highly recommend it.
827760
I play 2k14 everyday. The X box one version focuses on the my player/my career party. You can only play a team once, no seasobs, dunk cobtest, playoffs or anything. My player is tight.