IELLO: Bunny Kingdom, Strategy Board Game, Expand Your Fief by Just a Hare, 45 Minute Play Time, 2 to 4 Players, for Ages 14 and Up

Gift for by 8 year old daughter. She loves the bunny theme, and her 11 year old brother will play it with her because he loves the strategy. There is some basic multiplication involved in the scoring, which is good practice for them, and the game allows you to experiment with different strategies, so it can be a little different every time. Lots of fun, and super cute!

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Bought this as a gift and we have all played it so many times already, really good fun game, I enjoy that you take your turns at the same time so never fells like a long downtime and wait for your go again, So many different cards and strategies that it feels like a different game every time Play pieces are really cute, we had 1 of the caste broken when it arrived but a little bit of super glue and it’s like new again

I previously played this with two other friends and seriously enjoyed it, and I couldn't wait to own it! After trying it again, it has become a particular favorite in my board game collection and I highly recommend it. The cuteness of Bunny Kingdom's design makes this strategy game feel more approachable. It does take some effort to learn/teach, especially with the differences in the flow of play between 2 player and larger games. There are lots of little nuances to pick up on, but the challenge is fun! You can focus on building powerful fiefs, but there are also "parchment" cards that add variety and an element of surprise to play, giving you stacking bonuses, rewarding you for taking certain areas of the map, treasures, etc. Passing hands around the table and drafting cards leads the players to considering not only which cards work best for them, but which ones they DON'T want the other players to have. Just be aware that the first playthrough may frustrate players who are new to more complex board games. It also involves a decent amount of math, so break out the calculator and scratch paper for best results. It would be a great gift for a tabletop gamer that likes strategic thinking. The rule booklet is well-organized and clearly illustrated to help you understand the ways you place pieces and score fiefs. The board, cards, and game pieces are cute, whimsical, colorful, and on theme. The box feels quite sturdy and it arrived in perfect condition.

Game for recreation