Hasbro Gaming RISK War Teen Board Game
Last updated: April 29, 2022
If you love a challenge, you'll want to go with this teen board game. There are five different ways to play this classic strategic combat game, so you'll never get bored when you play. The attractive packaging and stunning artwork on the game board also add to the appeal of this set.
We looked at the top Teen Board Games and dug through the reviews from some of the most popular review sites. Through this analysis, we've determined the best Teen Board Game you should buy.
Product Details
Key Takeaway: This teen board game is ideal for children ages 10 and up, as well as adults.
In our analysis of 28 expert reviews, the Hasbro Gaming RISK War Teen Board Game
placed 8th when we looked at the top 9 products in the category. For the full ranking,
see below.
From The Manufacturer
60th anniversary of the risk game: celebrate 60 years of risk game history with this edition of the board game; it includes premium packaging and game pieces, and unique artwork For fans and families: this 60th anniversary edition is the ultimate board game for risk fans; kids ages 10 and up and adults can enjoy playing the game of strategic conquest together Classic strategy game: This classic strategic combat game is filled with Betrayal, alliances, and surprise attacks; gameplay from original version of the risk game is included
Expert Reviews
What reviewers liked
It is a good starting game for those who wish to move into other strategy based games.
This RISK 60th anniversary edition also includes high quality packaging and game pieces although the figures are plastic as opposed to metal like in the RISK 40th anniversary edition. The artwork though is beautiful and really stand out.
The components from Risk vary from edition to edition, but you always find very nice plastic miniatures of soldiers, cannons, and horses. You also have two sets of dice: red for attacking and yellow (or black) for defense. Depending on the version you are playing, it also has two more special dices for a specific action in that particular variation.
This anniversary edition is designed to combine the classic RISK gameplay with quality design elements to create a truly special experience. The highlights include a beautifully framed folding wooden gameboard with customized graphics, solid wood armies, and redesigned cards.
What reviewers didn't like
Some found that the game could become quite stressful and in some instances, they found that the gameplay was too long.
I would have loved the armies to be metal instead of plastic
Due to what I just mentioned, I believe this game is not for everyone, but if you never played any game in this genre, you should definitely try it at least once. In my experience, the younger you are, the more enjoyable Risk will be.
This is a simpler, scaled down version of RISK. Some players were hoping for mission cards. The first version of this 60th anniversary edition does not include mission cards.
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