Trouble: Spider-Man Across the Spider-Verse Part One Edition Game for Marvel Fans, Ages 8+, 2-4 Players, Rotating Gameboard

I got my son this game Trouble: Spider-Man Across the Spider-Verse Part One Edition Game for Marvel Fans, Rotating Gameboard to try and he loves it, he thought it was going to be hard to play,but he was so happy that it was easy. I definitely recommend this product. Thank you for the awesome product.

The Trouble: Spiderman Across the Spiderverse game adds some twists to the classic game. It took me a minute to grasp the new way to play, but I was able to play with my kids 7 and 4 with ease. There's strategy and planning ahead but all in good fun for a great new game to our game nights. Up to 4 players can play at a time, the graphics and colors are on scheme with the franchise.

This was too much to put together, boys couldn’t never really enjoy the game, it would never lay flat. It should’ve been made more simple and not so many pieces to put together because it takes away from the fun. And the box it came in tore up so easily. Would not recommend.

This game is a fun twist of the childhood game of trouble it is also great for any lover of Spider-Man this was a really fun game and my children enjoyed it and we have played it multiple times it is definitely a twist from the original game of trouble that most of us played growing up.

When we got this game we figured that we love the original Trouble game so this board game will probably be similar, but maybe even better because of the Spider-Man aspect. However, right out of the box my wife and I were frustrated immediately. We opened the box and no part of this game comes assembled at all. You must spend a while taking all the cardboard pieces and plastic pieces to assemble the board game. However, even on a solid, level surface the game refuses to stay together at all. The board was constantly coming apart and the players pieces were always falling over and around, so you never knew where your piece was supposed to be. Then came the actual rules of playing the game, and how it differed from the original trouble game. My kids, or us parents, couldn't figure out the portal parts or the rings and this just added even more frustration to the kids just wanting to play a board game. Turning the rings was a nightmare, keeping the game together was horrible, and then when done, putting the game away back into the box was even worse. There is no way my kids will ever assemble this game to play again, especially since it was no fun and confusing to play anyway. We do not recommend this Trouble Spider-Man Across the Spider-verse game at all! This one is going in the trash!

We set the game up, and by we I mean I put it together. My husband saw the instructions and asked if I wanted to put it together. the concept and game is fun, but only once you have been able to put the board game together, It is SIMILAR to Trouble, but I would not call it as such. Once we read the rules out loud and a few turns in, we were able to just play seamlessly. It was so much fun, and we had a total of 3 players. The game all made sense especially after watching the movie, We are big marvel fans, so we were psyched for the board game and even so for the movie! The one thing we would like if they fixed, would e the turning discs, since they are so hard to twist.

This is a great game! It is like a fancy way of playing trouble, this is the first game my kids choose to play on game night. They love you can only get to the next level by certain icons. It gets the whole family involved.

This is such a fun and nostalgic game for the whole family to play. It features bright colors and characters, so everybody will know and enjoy. The rules are simple so children will be able to play by themselves or with others. I would highly recommend this.