Fun game. We all loved it. Not a quick game, be prepared to play all evening.

Fun game. We all loved it. Not a quick game, be prepared to play all evening.

This game is awesome. Unfortunately I got two green dice and no red ones It’s still one of the most fun games I’ve played. Love it

This game is awesome. Unfortunately I got two green dice and no red ones It’s still one of the most fun games I’ve played. Love it

I can't say enough good things about this game. My husband and I absolutely love it and always get our friends to play with us. We love that this is equally as fun with 2 players as it is with 4, and we love how ever single game is a little bit different due to it being a deck building game. We plan on purchasing the expansion and any other future expansions that come out. Our favorite game by miles.

I can't say enough good things about this game. My husband and I absolutely love it and always get our friends to play with us. We love that this is equally as fun with 2 players as it is with 4, and we love how ever single game is a little bit different due to it being a deck building game. We plan on purchasing the expansion and any other future expansions that come out. Our favorite game by miles.

I bought this for my daughter's birthday. She just turned 10 and has been reading the books and watching the movies over and over again during the last year. She and her brother and sisters really love this game. We play it for hours on the weekends. I try to use this game to help teach my kids strategy as well. While playing, it is sometimes more advantageous to play your cards in one order than another or let somebody else do certain tasks. Since it's Co-op they are also watching out for each other by giving the others hears (healing) or attack/money tokens for their next turns. In that sense, it's fun and kind of educational in a way. There are 7 games (just like the HP books/years) that can be played and each next one builds on the previous years. It gets a little more complicated as you along so you need each other to remember to follow the rules such as all the dark arts/villain consequences or the different bonuses that come later (examples: O.W.L. proificiency, destroyed horcruxes). It's a really cool game

I bought this for my daughter's birthday. She just turned 10 and has been reading the books and watching the movies over and over again during the last year. She and her brother and sisters really love this game. We play it for hours on the weekends. I try to use this game to help teach my kids strategy as well. While playing, it is sometimes more advantageous to play your cards in one order than another or let somebody else do certain tasks. Since it's Co-op they are also watching out for each other by giving the others hears (healing) or attack/money tokens for their next turns. In that sense, it's fun and kind of educational in a way. There are 7 games (just like the HP books/years) that can be played and each next one builds on the previous years. It gets a little more complicated as you along so you need each other to remember to follow the rules such as all the dark arts/villain consequences or the different bonuses that come later (examples: O.W.L. proificiency, destroyed horcruxes). It's a really cool game

Great Game!

Love this game! If you love Harry Potter you may find some of the game doesn't follow the books, but overall that's worth overlooking (or making adjustments in your own game play).

Love this game! If you love Harry Potter you may find some of the game doesn't follow the books, but overall that's worth overlooking (or making adjustments in your own game play).

Great Game!

All the pieces were in the box and in brand new condition. Great game to play with friends and family.

All the pieces were in the box and in brand new condition. Great game to play with friends and family.

Way too fun, wife and I played it a solid 8 hours the day we got it, tons of replayability and has progressively harder difficulties without being impossible to beat

Way too fun, wife and I played it a solid 8 hours the day we got it, tons of replayability and has progressively harder difficulties without being impossible to beat

Huge Harry Potter fan so seeing this pop up peaked my interest. I watched some videos and learned about the world of co op board games. Honestly my whole life board games to me were monopoly or trouble. So this has introduced me to a new aspect I never knew about. Everything is beautiful made and the game is fairly well put together. It has a progressive learning curve so you’re not thrust into a ton of rules from the get go. It’s kind of a learn as you go. The only complaint I have is I really wish this wasn’t the movie art and could have been the book art but alas it is what it is. If it was this would have been six stars for me. I really like how it’s set up into seven games and the way it all works you can kinda pick up wherever. Unless you’re going long haul you probably won’t do all seven in one go. So there’s a lot of playtime here. Overall highly recommend. Little update to the review: After quite a few times playing. We have realized a few things. First off the game is not perfect. If your starting villains have a effects that happen to trigger each other you have to stop and reshuffle. Second if your starting buy cards are all either expensive or not useful for starting game you have to reshuffle and start over. Third is you first few darkarts events cause you to lose the first location before beating any villains. Again reshuffle. It is absolutely impossible to win the game if your initial setup is triggering and your losing health and gaining locations tokens fast. That’s about the only “problem” we’ve come to find. It’s a matter of recognizing quickly that “yea we’re screwed” before trying to progress. Trust me you’ll just waste 40 mins of the inevitable. But if you get a good setup to start, then the game is great. It’ll have a bunch of ups and downs and stressful moments. You still will lose but at least you had a shot. One thing my wife and I have also learned is that Harry is easily the worst of the four. If you’re not playing 4 players don’t use him. The others effects are much better. Also while this makes the game take much longer we have found that if you use hermione to buy up a bunch of location token removals and give her the added effect to remove locations you can pretty much win every game. This strategy worked great in game 7. Again though this is the slower route but has a higher success. Overall after playing this a bunch of times now through each game, it has its flaws. It’s not a perfect strategy game as the randomness of the event cards easily upends that. But it’s alot of fun. You’ll probably lose half the games you play but it makes the ones you win that much better.

Huge Harry Potter fan so seeing this pop up peaked my interest. I watched some videos and learned about the world of co op board games. Honestly my whole life board games to me were monopoly or trouble. So this has introduced me to a new aspect I never knew about. Everything is beautiful made and the game is fairly well put together. It has a progressive learning curve so you’re not thrust into a ton of rules from the get go. It’s kind of a learn as you go. The only complaint I have is I really wish this wasn’t the movie art and could have been the book art but alas it is what it is. If it was this would have been six stars for me. I really like how it’s set up into seven games and the way it all works you can kinda pick up wherever. Unless you’re going long haul you probably won’t do all seven in one go. So there’s a lot of playtime here. Overall highly recommend. Little update to the review: After quite a few times playing. We have realized a few things. First off the game is not perfect. If your starting villains have a effects that happen to trigger each other you have to stop and reshuffle. Second if your starting buy cards are all either expensive or not useful for starting game you have to reshuffle and start over. Third is you first few darkarts events cause you to lose the first location before beating any villains. Again reshuffle. It is absolutely impossible to win the game if your initial setup is triggering and your losing health and gaining locations tokens fast. That’s about the only “problem” we’ve come to find. It’s a matter of recognizing quickly that “yea we’re screwed” before trying to progress. Trust me you’ll just waste 40 mins of the inevitable. But if you get a good setup to start, then the game is great. It’ll have a bunch of ups and downs and stressful moments. You still will lose but at least you had a shot. One thing my wife and I have also learned is that Harry is easily the worst of the four. If you’re not playing 4 players don’t use him. The others effects are much better. Also while this makes the game take much longer we have found that if you use hermione to buy up a bunch of location token removals and give her the added effect to remove locations you can pretty much win every game. This strategy worked great in game 7. Again though this is the slower route but has a higher success. Overall after playing this a bunch of times now through each game, it has its flaws. It’s not a perfect strategy game as the randomness of the event cards easily upends that. But it’s alot of fun. You’ll probably lose half the games you play but it makes the ones you win that much better.

All the disks worked fine in this set.

All the disks worked fine in this set.