This game is definitely not one of the Exit games that can be replayed at a later date. You will have cut up, ripped, drawn on and generally modified almost all of the components by the games end. This doesn’t deter me from playing these games as the price point is low and almost all (if not all) of the contents are recyclable. There is strategy involved by watching the behaviour of other players and potentially risking racing them to them the tile cards if they give away the location of the treasure as well as trying to hide that you are going to the castle. It’s a good game for practicing poker faces.

If you have never tried an Escape Room game, The enchanted forest is a great jumping on point. If you haven't played one recently, it is worth snatching up just to experience the great strides that have been made in the genre. Carefully peek under the tree you think has that treasure without letting the other players see. Does the treasure under the tree match the face-up treasure tile at the castle? Your other option is to take a more systematic approach to the game. In this approach you systematically visit all/most of the trees hoping to remember the locations of the different items. If you have a decent memory you should be able to remember at least one side of the forest which will give you an advantage in the game. This means that you will be able correctly guess over half of the cards. Knowing half the forest give you an advantage for items you don’t know since you know that they must be on the other side of the forest. You then either know where to search or you can end up making an educated guess. Raya and the Last Dragon hasn’t even been out a week and we’re already seen some incredible merchandise to go alongside the movie. Earlier in the week, we reported on the new Happy Meal toys coming to McDonald’s and we’ve already covered the huge collection of Funko POPs! that are on the way. Credit: DisneyAll those brave enough to accept the King's challenge, throw the dice to make their way over to the castle. It is here where the first treasure card is revealed and the hunt begins. Each time a treasure is found, a new card is revealed, until all the King's treasures have been found. The player who has collected the most treasures, is the winner. Enchanted Forest is a fun and clever game of memory and strategy. Families with children aged 4 and up will love hunting the forest for the hidden treasures. On average, each game takes about 20 minutes to play. Enchanted Forest is a board game that for me, needs no introduction, as it was a game I loved myself as a child. I have actually asked my Mum for it a couple of times but it appears it was donated many years ago. So I was super excited to be asked to review it. For people that haven’t come across it before it’s a classic family board game from Ravensburger for 2-6 players, which involves around going on a treasure hunt.

If your mover lands on a blue space, look under the tree next to that space to discover what is hidden there. Try to remember what you find, and don't let the other players see it! Change the face-up treasure tile by mixing up all the treasure tiles, replacing them face-down, and turning the top treasure tile face-up. If the same treasure tile turns face-up again, it remains face-up. The main difference between the two versions is how dice rolls are resolved, in the beginner version you can move any number of spaces up to the number shown on the two die. In the harder version you have to use both dice rolls. These are resolved independently so with one dice you can move one direction to that die’s full value and then the same or different direction with the second die’s value. Ariel, Moana, Belle and Tiana are excited to join the other princess for afternoon tea at the castle, but the other princess have got lost in the forest! Help find her so they can be reunited again and enjoy a magical afternoon together. Fun play experience – How to play the game; roll the dice and race around the enchanted landscape. Search under the decorative sculpts and then race to the finish space when you’ve found them and win their cards. For 2 to 4 Players aged 6 and up. High quality components – 1x games board (in two parts), 7x plastic decorative teak sculpts, 7x character discs (to be slotted into the underside of the decorative teak sculpts) 7x character cards, 4x Raya playing pieces, 4x plastic stands, 2x dice & instructions. Looking at Enchanted Forest you would think that it is a children’s game. The game feels like it was made for children but it can be enjoyed by adults as well. The game is really simple to learn since all there is to the game is remembering the locations of the items and rolling the dice. The game’s theme should appeal to children. Young children should have no trouble playing the game should enjoy it. Young children probably won’t be that good at the game though unless they have a good memory since a good memory is key to winning the game.Mix up the trees and place them on the tree icons next to the blue spaces on the game board. No one should know which treasure is hidden where.