Ravensburger Super Mario Labyrinth Board Game - A Strategic Maze Challenge for Family Nights - Great Birthday Gift - 2-4 Players - Kids Ages 7-10 and Older

Family really enjoyed playing the game together!

This is a fun game I have a 4 year old grand who plays it with my teenage grands, they taught him and they got me hooked on it. We play it often. Strategy uses your brain to move the road/path to the treasure you got to get too. Yes it’s fun you won’t be sorry get this game.

Okay I’ve seen this word sporadically throughout my life…Labyrinth. I remember it was the name of a movie in the ‘80s that I never actually saw, but looked weird. I’ve read it in a few books, and remember seeing the board game. But here’s the thing, I never really knew how to pronounce labyrinth. Not only that, but I didn’t really know what it meant. Context clues told me it was in someway related to a maze, but I didn’t care enough to look further. I’ve always enjoyed games, but was never interested in playing the one game named a word I didn’t know how to pronounce. Then I stumbled upon this Mario edition while looking for gifts for my son for Christmas. I was intrigued to see that weird word again on a game that featured my childhood video game characters so I took a chance and bought it. My son hasn’t played yet, but my husband and I did, and it was so fun, and much to my surprise EASY to learn!! Even though the concept is easy to learn, the game itself requires strategy. To me, the best kind of game is one that is easy to learn and start playing quickly, but also requires some thought and skill while playing, and this is exactly that!

A good way to get younger generation interested in an old game. The game was as advertised, relatively cheap for a branded product, and pretty sturdy.

Boyfriend loved it! We could spend hours playing this game.

We love playing this game as a family! Our 7 year old gas gotten quite good at it!

I bought this gift for my granddaughter at Christmas. We all love to play this game

I've never played a labyrinth game before but this was a lot of fun! I like that it's not a complete luck and that it actually teaches your kids to think logically about where they are going to place their tile and what that will do to the layout of the board. Our 10 and 12 year old boys enjoy playing this game.