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Spin Master Games 5-Minute Dungeon Fun Card Game for Kids and Adults

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5-minute dungeon is the most fun you can have in 5 minutes play this chaotic, cooperative real-time card game and see if you can handle the excitement
Tap into you battle instincts and use quick judgement to determine how to defeat monsters, obstacles and dungeon bosses
Use your imagination in this fantasy-based card game to defeat all 5 dungeons and win
Made for 2-5 players aged 8+. No batteries required

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Model Number	6039196
Number of Game Players	2
Number of Pieces	1
Assembly Required	No
Batteries Required?	No
Batteries Included?	No
Remote Control Included?	No

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ASIN	B01N4PN3ZP
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Best Sellers Rank	2,778 in Toys & Games (See top 100) #323 in Board Games (Toys & Games)
Shipping Weight	930 g (View delivery rates and policies)
Date First Available	28 March 2018

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Battle together or perish in the game of 5-minute dungeon you and your party of intrepid heroes are trapped in a series of five deadly dungeons. To make your way out, you must battle dangerous monsters, overcome treacherous obstacles and defeat maniacal dungeon bosses – all within 5 minutes start playing this thrilling card game by selecting one of ten heroes and the corresponding weapons deck. Choose monster, obstacle and dungeon boss cards and race to battle them all in this travel game, perfect for taking wherever you go, there are no turns – all players slap their cards down as fast as they can it takes teamwork and quick thinking to battle what lurks in the dungeon. So gather your courage and your wits and play the exciting game of 5-minute dungeon.

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Tony D. Bible

Game of the Year; Fun. Easy. Cooperative. A no-regrets purchase.

11 February 2018 - Published on Amazon.com

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An instant hit. I'm an avid table top gamer and this is the best game I've played in years, fun for young and old. I played this with my wife and 2 daughters (ages 6 and 9). The girls got so excited playing their cards, and you could see their minds work as the played toward a common goal. It's collaborative; all players versus the game, not player versus player. Superb artwork and humor polish this game. There's an online video to demonstrate gameplay and a phone app with a simple timer, but neither are really needed because of it's simplicity. We even had fun we lost - the mark of an excellent game.

Tips:
1. Don't play with the timer the first few times you play, and don't play with the Wizard until you starting using a timer.
2. Play at least 1 game with this cadre of heroes: Ranger, Barbarian, Ninja. This is a great combination of the hero's abilities.
3. Each hero has a special ability; be sure each player has a different one. Example; 1 who can beat a person, 1 who can beat monsters, and 1 who can help draw cards to support game play.
4.Some cards have double the impact, i.e. a card with 2 swords on it instead of the typical 1 sword - try to save these for the final boss.

36 people found this helpful.

amigcoffee

Very fun for such a big age range!

10 February 2018 - Published on Amazon.com

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This is fun. We played with 5 people, a 36, 12, 10, 8 and 6 year old (I teamed up with the 6 year old to assist him - I'm 33). It gets wild and the cards get messy, but you wind up hollering at each other to play the correct cards to defeat the monsters in the dungeon before the time runs out. It actually ran for quite a while...I think we quit playing after about an hour! There were a lot of laughs and a lot of determination to actually get it done in 5 minutes when we were unsuccessful. I can see a child around the age of 6 or less having a little bit of trouble keeping up with the pace (my 6 year old did okay, but he needed help at first and was a little slow playing cards sometimes!) but my 8 year old and up had no problems. If you want a fun game for everyone for like a family game night, or over winter when you keep getting snowed in (like we do!) this is a great game for it. :)

15 people found this helpful.

Haon the Great

Lots to tell: 5 for families, 3.5ish for game groups

6 November 2018 - Published on Amazon.com

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There are three main pieces to this review, and I would encourage you to read them all. Start by knowing that I am a fairly avid board game player and a father. In this instance, I bought 5-Minute Dungeon ("5MD") in my "dad" capacity but have a pretty good idea of how it will play out with my game group.

Mechanics and families:
5MD is a real-time game that requires the players to complete the "door cards" (thematic monsters, people and obstacles that you draw each turn), until you have passed all the doors and can confront the boss. You complete these bosses and cards in three ways: by matching symbols from your hand of "character cards"; or, by using a "character card" that has a one-shot completion ability: or, by using your character's special abilities. You also have supporting cards and abilities like draw more or stop time. You do this in real-time by quickly laying your cards and moving them aside. For those who don't know, real-time board games operate continuously, on a real-world timer. It requires a balance of rapid inter-group communication and quick inter-personal thinking. That's a fancy way of saying there will be lots of shouting and quick thinking because you are on a timer! 5MD wound up being great, relatively complex tactics game for our 6 and 8 year old. I expected nothing out of this game in terms of educational value, but I am pleasantly surprised and happy to report that this should invariably help with rapid-fire critical thinking and communication.

For the most part, the mechanics of the game are clean and simple.

The one notable mechanical issue with 5MD that needs to be mentioned is setup and cleanup time. Yes, 5MD itself is exactly 5 minutes, because you have that long to complete the dungeon. However, sorting and cleaning up your cards takes another 5 minutes. Not the end of the world, but know that the kids might be squirming around a little during intermission.

Theme:
From a thematic point of view, this game is absolutely hilarious. The "door cards", character sheets and bosses all have amusing adventure tropes and names. The art is bright and colorful (I bought 5MD to wipe away the gloom of a cold Midwestern fall, and it didn't disappoint!). All of this will go largely unnoticed during your playthroughs due to the rapid-fire nature of the real-time game, UNLESS you read through the "door cards" ahead of time. Do yourself a favor and do just that. You will find yourself chuckling when you draw and recognize "Adorable Slime," or "Just Some More Stairs", or "Steve." [Yes, just "Steve." There has to be joke there that I'm missing.]

Importantly, the "character cards" that contain the symbols are starkly minimalistic. You know instantly what you have in hand at any time. A great move for the game.

But the real star of the show thematically is the free-to-download timer available for Android and iOS. Absolute, total hilarity. There are 6 narrators that leave you alone for the most part, but at the start, end, and every minute they will say something heroic, or dark, or snarky. My kids were in stitches when this cute, bubbly, imp-like voice started saying "You ready to start the dungeon? I can't WAIT to watch you fail miserably!" Such a great feature, and borderline a necessity.

Family Conclusion:
This will become a family staple during the cold winter months. Gets the brain juices flowing while laughing and enjoying colors besides white snow and gray nights...

Thoughts for game groups:
For game groups, this is a good 3-4 shot filler game. You'll enjoy it, on theme alone and probably based on mechanics. But, you're going to break the puzzle behind the game pretty quickly. Once you figure out the symbol makeup of each character's deck (as in, the Paladin has lots of shield symbols and the Warrior has lots of sword symbols), the "best" play becomes pretty obvious. And from there, you will either crack the dungeon or get frustrated because of bad draws. The character abilities provide a nice but limited way to mitigate bad draws, but they too are easily gamed; making a balanced party is a cakewalk.

Full stop: You should still get this game.

I mean, 5MD is $15 at time of review. You are going to jointly spend $60 on movies, so this is absolutely worth your time and money for a few rounds of narrated hilarity. If you go into 5MD expecting some simple strategy to fill an hour every once in a while, you'll enjoy it. Just don't expect this to be the next great dungeon-crawl-in-a-box.

9 people found this helpful.

IronTank

This is a Great co-op game that allows players to really participate

28 November 2017 - Published on Amazon.com

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This is a Great co-op game that allows players to really participate. However the replayability is highly limited.

It gets boring after a few tries and is too easy to beat when all 5 players are in game. Needs improvement.

15 people found this helpful.

Daryl

It’s a fun stressful game that is quick.

12 April 2018 - Published on Amazon.com

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How quick this game is makes it perfect for groups that are hard to keep engaged in longer play games. The artwork is fun and the timer adds to the stress. It always seems when you hit that minuet and a half left the intensity hits. It’s can get really chaotic and if you play with people that don’t handle stress well this game can actually be amazing. It seriously takes maybe two minutes to learn the game and after the first play everyone pretty much understands the dynamics.

There is one problem. Two player seems broken. Yes you draw more cards and shuffle two decks together. But it doesn’t seem to work. I’m guessing it’s you are still down overall cards in play as well as you have less character effects available. Anytime we play just two it almost always ends in we re stuck without proper cards to play. If someone plays the theif to draw new cards it can work but typically they either run out their cards or you waste a lot of time with the redrawing so much the timer ends. Four players was the best so far.

4 people found this helpful.