Ravensburger 3D Labyrinth The Moving Maze Board Game for Families, Adults and Kids Age 7 Years Up – 2 to 4 Players
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The beloved international classic, now in 3D In a labyrinth of soaring towers and deep vaults, witches and wizards scramble to find coveted treasures. Ideal kids toys and Board Games.
In Labyrinth, Ravensburger’s hugely popular family board game, you have to find the shortest route through the Labyrinth to win The game is for 2-4 players aged 7 and up, and the aim is to reach all your treasures and targets as you move through the Labyrinth.
Ravensburger are one of the largest board game manufacturers, with millions of games sold worldwide. Our family games make ideal gifts for boys and great gifts for girls.
Perfect toys for your child – Games for kids of every age help support a child’s development as they play, building skills such as concentration and creativity.
Great replay value – navigating through labyrinth’s ever-changing maze is different every time you play, meaning it can be played over and over again. They make a great birthday gift or smashing Christmas gift
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Customers find the board game fun and entertaining. It’s simple to learn and set up, with straightforward rules. They find it a clever and challenging game that develops thinking and strategic planning skills. The game is suitable for all ages above 7 years old, making it a good family game. Many customers consider it a good value for money.
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Easy to learn
Very easy to learn – only 2 steps really but great fun within 10 minutes of opening – strategy involved so not a pure luck game – give it a try ð
J. Ross –
Great addition to your games arsenal!
I am not usually big on board games, I enjoyed Monopoly Empire as it is really easy to pick up and play and taking over your opponents brands trying to win is quite satisfying. I am always on the look out for decent board games especially for the darker nights / Christmas time.I came across Labyrinth, was on sale at half price and already had good reviews so I went ahead and ordered it. Delivery came pretty quick ( Prime member), opened the box and checked all the parts / cards were there. I was pleased to see a single sheet of A4 rules! On reading it seemed quite straight forward, my teenage daughters and I played and found it very entertaining, the fact that the board – as a maze – can change on each turn by putting in the extra maze piece in the marked areas and pushing the whole row of maze pieces along really does add a good dimension compared to regular board games – you can greatly help yourself or hinder others when trying to get your treasures. There are no dice – just prepare the board with the maze pieces – deal out the treasure cards ( don’t show others these cards unless having a practice; ) – you have to then move the maze on your turn – then either choose to move ( or not move ) your character piece as far as you like as long as there is a clear path – or until you reach your treasure piece….on doing this you then turn over your next treasure card and wait your turn to again move the maze and then your playing piece as required. There is strategy to a point, and moving your piece off the board one side and as in the rules place it the opposite side before moving means you can get to the other side of the board then make your move. Some luck can come your way as well as not – as its funny when you think you are nearly at your treasure and then the player before you then moves the maze and the game changes completely!This is well worth a go – I think we’ll certainly be breaking this game out more than others we have ( apart from “grab a pig” or stinky pig which are great, quick easy games for a good giggle!!). I hope I have given a fair idea of how this game plays…and if you can get it for the £12 I paid then why not give it a go…the board / cards and pieces are decent enough quality – i would highly recommend…
dimitre nizamov –
Great Game
Great game, kids love it.
Mrs JA Pickin –
Great game easy to set up and understand
My grandchildren love this (ranging from 6 to 16)
gina’s mom –
Good game for children, great replayability. Good playing time and with quite easy rules. Nostalgic vibe for adults.
We’ve bought this game with a nostalgic intent.Although I’ve always been fascinated by this game when I was a child, for whatever reason I’ve never been able to hold it in my hands.The commercial on telly was so intriguing: a magical maze full of incredible creatures, wizards, witches, druids!So, when one day I saw it on Amazon for a very good price, I decided to finally fulfill my child dream.And I don’t regret it.The game is well designed and considering that’s a “simple” game for children (compared to other “grown-up” games such as Pandemic, Powergrid, etc.) it requires a good dose of strategy, planning and quick thinking.For these reasons it’s a very good game to play with your children, because it can help them develop these skills.*The game can be resumed in:Labyrinth is basically a race game without dices, where you have to collect a series of magical items through an ever changing maze.What makes the game interesting (and sometimes frustrating!) is that the board consists of a randomly generated maze, made of moving tiles. At the beginning of each turn a player has to slide in a tile from one of the borders: in doing so all the tiles on that row will slide one position changing the maze’s layout, opening (and closing) new paths.This means that you have to shape your own route through the maze in order to reach your targets, but your opponents will do the same!This is why you have to plan in advance your moves, but at the same time you need to think quickly the moment an opponent changes the maze’s layout at your disadvantage.*ReplayabilityThe game has a good Longevity: having a maze randomly generated each new game, there will never be two games alike.*The boxIt’s a Ravensburger game and to me it means quality and attention.The box will arrive sealed with a thin plastic wrapping so once you’ll open it, it will be perfectly clean.It’s a sturdy cardboard tiles and with good plastic figures as playing pieces.Although in some picture it could look like the figures are wooden cylinders, I confirm that this edition contains the traditional four plastic figures.The box will contain:The instructionThe Game BoardThe Maze Cards (34)The Treasure Cards (24)Playing Pieces (4)In my opinion:All in all a good classic game, that will keep your rainy afternoons busy, especially if you have children.Age: it says 7+, but it really depends on the child ability to focus and to face some frustration. Adults will play too and find entertaining but maybe more as a filler. The nostalgic vibe is strong with this one!Players: 2 to 4.Playing time: 20/30 minutes; it depends a bit on luck and on the strategy of the other players (maybe you opponent is playing just to block your way!!)
Jim Q –
Love it! After playing several rounds with my kids and friends, I can confidently say this game has earned a permanent spot on our shelf.What Makes It Great:Simple Yet Engaging Gameplay:The rules are easy to learn, making it accessible for kids and adults alike. The goalânavigating the shifting maze to collect treasuresâis straightforward but requires enough strategy to keep it interesting.Strategic Thinking:I love how the game challenges players to plan their moves carefully. Shifting the maze pieces to block others while creating your own path adds a layer of tactical depth.Beautiful Design:The board and cards are vibrant and well-designed, with high-quality materials that stand up to repeated use. Ravensburgerâs craftsmanship is evident in every detail.Replayability:The maze changes with every game, so no two rounds are the same. This keeps the experience fresh and exciting, even after multiple plays.Family-Friendly:Itâs the perfect balance of competition and fun, suitable for players as young as 7. Watching kids figure out strategies and surprise you with clever moves is incredibly rewarding.A Couple of Considerations:Setup Time: Sliding the maze pieces to the starting positions can take a bit of time, but itâs part of the fun for some.Advanced Players: For those who love heavy strategy games, Labyrinth might feel a bit light. However, itâs ideal for casual gaming.Final Thoughts:Ravensburger Labyrinth is a fantastic game that delivers hours of entertainment. Whether youâre introducing it to younger players or enjoying it as a nostalgic favorite, itâs an excellent mix of strategy, luck, and fun. Highly recommend it for families and game lovers of all ages!
JP –
Fantastic board game for kids that never grows old. My 7 year old and 9 year old both pull it out to play repeatedly.
Danielle –
We gifted this to our 8 year old about a week ago and he/we have been playing it nonstop. He wanted the 3D version and we weren’t sure what to expect, but it makes it more fun to see how the board looks. You can play with 4 people although most of our games have been with 2 people. It took a couple games to get the hang of it, but wasn’t too hard to learn for our kid or us.I like how you can change the board around so it keeps it interesting. Some games can take awhile depending on the board layout and others can go by quickly. I’ll be curious if he gets bored of it because it certainly becomes a bit easier as you’ve played it a lot, but I think it’ll stay in the rotation for awhile.
abouasma –
My daughter bought thus game and it is my wife’s favorite.
sebastien bonnafous –
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