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from: DAYS OF WONDER
List Price: $49.99
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Price: $40.00
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Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Binding: Toy
Brand: Days of Wonder
EAN: 0024968719910
Item Dimensions:
Label: DAYS OF WONDER
Manufacturer: DAYS OF WONDER
Manufacturer Maximum Age: 1188 months
Manufacturer Minimum Age: 120 months
Model: DOW7401
MPN: DOW7401
Publisher: DAYS OF WONDER
Studio: DAYS OF WONDER
Features:
- 2006 game of the year in Germany
- 3 to 7 Players game
- 60 to 80 minutes game
- Recommended age range from 10 years and above
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Editorial Review:
Product Description:
YOU JOIN FORCES AGAINST THE GAME ITSELF IN AN ATTEMPT TO PROTECT CAMELOT. BUT ONE OF YOUR NUMBER MIGHT YET TURN OUT TO BE A TRAITOR IN WAITING BIDING HIS TIME WHILE SOWING HAVOC AND DESTRUCTION FROM THE SHADOWS. 3 TO 7 PLYAERS 10 AND OLDER
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- Shadows Over Camelot a great family gameWe bought this game because we were intrigued by the idea of a collaborative game. We have three competitive, perfectionist kids (ages 7, 10, and 13), and we thought they may enjoy playing a game where you try to beat the game instead of each other! It worked! They love the beautiful game board and the knights theme, and they love that, when we win, we all win (and losing isn't nearly so bad when we all lose)--not factoring in the traitor here. This game takes a while to learn (a rather ... Read More
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- Looking for a favorite game?Shadows Over Camelot was the game that got me into board games. It's visually arresting, fascinating to play, and the complexities of the game don't get old, even if you play once a week for almost 2 years! In fact, the game gets better the more you play - at first, wrapping your head around all the rules can be a little daunting. But stick with it! More than likely, by the time you finish playing the first or second time, you'll have all the rules and a good deal of strategy down as well. ... Read More
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- Interesting ConceptThe game's enjoyment really comes from taking on the personas of the characters - kind of like a mini roleplaying game - and getting into the action that way. You're actually working to beat "the game", and not really competing against each other. That's part of what makes this game so creative.
The best part of the game is that one player can end up as "The Traitor" and actually be working against the other players without their knowledge, advancing the cause of the "Dark Side" ... Read More
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- Boring!I have to say, I was surprised at just how boring this game was. Normally I like games from this publisher (Days of Wonder) as nice, family-friendly games with a touch of good strategy. But Shadows over Camelot not only took a long time to play and was complicated to learn, it also offered me little in terms of entertainment. Most of your choices are pretty obvious - if you're on the Grail quest, you just draw a random event card, and then play a grail card if you've got one, then wait a few minutes ... Read More
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- Fun for AdultsShadows Over Camelot is a great game, although pretty complex. It takes a couple of times of playing to get used to all the details. It is a good game for adults to play and not that great for kids...
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