Ravensburger Disney Villainous: Bigger and Badder Strategy Board Game | for 2-3 Players Ages 10 & Up | Introduces New Villains | Standalone Game in Award-Winning Series

I have all the Villainous games and love them.! It's probably my favorite board game ever. My family likes to play it and my fiedns love it. We frequently gather and put on a Disney play list to play to.The game is great because you can buy the expansion packs and play them on their own or collect them all so you can play with as many players are there are Villains (18 now). You can play with any combo of characters too. I like how some villains have a similar character sheet so the gameplay isn't super hard to learn, but that there are enough differences between the characters that it's not boring.They are beautifully designed cards. The game pieces are cool too!Such a great game!!!

I buy these expansion packs for my bestie and then we have game nights! We love this game!! It’s a little difficult the first time you play, but it’s a good strategy game. And it’s all very good quality like you expect out of Ravensberger.

Gave this as a gift to a family member who loves Villainous. Great game and expansion.

These characters were all such a pleasure to play and seemed to be a much needed breath of fresh air for those who, like us, play Villainous quite a bit. The gameplay is unique from any other Villainous sets.

I am addicted to this game. This pack has 3 new characters, and it is clear the creators put a lot of thought into how those characters would be player.To my great surprise, Madam Mim was the most fun of all of the characters in this kit. Her game play was a true reflection of her personality as it was portrayed in Disney's Sword In The Stone, and even if you aren't a fan of that film, I'd recommend giving her character a try.

I love the villainous franchise. This is my third or fourth expansion and I absolutely love it. Madam Mim is one of my favorite characters. I will say this expansion is a lot more complicated than the base game or some of the other expansions. That’s not a bad thing though! It was a lot of fun to figure out. I haven’t played Syndrome yet as he’s by far the most complicated but Mim and Lotso were a ton of fun.

My wife enjoyed playing as Lotso and I had fun with Syndrome...until I kept tripping over the stupid kid on the tricycle and dropping the remote...

We have all the Villainous sets now and have played pretty much every combination of the characters. As with all the games the player objectives for each villain have different skill requirements, some relying more heavily on luck or the actions of other players. The artwork is beautiful as you'd expect from a Disney product. While you can play this game with as many players as you have villains, we find the optimal number to be three or four. Any more than that and the game can drag on. Two players you feel like you're just constantly haranguing each other and the joy of missing something another player is doing because you got wrapped up in your own game is lost. All in all definitely recommend.