Mattel - Strategy Games - Ghost Fightin' Treasure Hunters

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Las instrucciones no están en español pero te las descargas por internet desde la página de la empresa. Ghost Fightin' Treasure Hunters is the pinnacle of cooperative gaming; whether you win or lose, you're in it along with the other players.

I would go so far as to say that Creepy Cellar completes Ghost Fightin’ Treasure Hunters, making it a deeper game with more player options and more replayability. For example, the “draw two ghost cards” curse shows two cards, the “you can’t use trap doors” curse shows a trap door with your standard circle and a line symbol over it. Toy hot dog food truck For youngsters and girls aged 4 and above, there is a pretend-play food toy, a buildable truck toy, two mini-dolls, and a toy cat figurine. You get a nice mounted board, great looking miniatures, pre-punched tokens and excellent quality cards that will stand up to many plays. We used the theme to spark our imaginations - and on family walks I would pretend to be The Ogre and race everyone to the treasure waiting at our house.

The ghost cards will generally spawn new ghosts on the board, but they can also lock doors, limiting the movement of the treasure hunters. Along with that, you get some totally new things, like a whole new Cellar Game Board with two new rooms on it that fits at the side of the original game board. In this form, it is more of a time management issue – when do you choose to go for the jewels and when do you choose to fight off some ghosts. You need to be a bit more efficient at fighting the ghosts in the advanced version because the game will take significantly longer to play.

We changed the theme for a few more games, and my son and I quickly decided that the theme is always very important for us. With more action decks, trap doors, and secret passageways, this expansion takes the original game and adds even more chilling, ghost-fighting thrills! Jinxed Items get put into your kid’s backpack and fill it up until you are able to get rid of the item by moving to the room with the same letter on it as the token you just acquired. I have also been able to teach this to a group of 3 rd graders who were able to play the basic game on their own by midway through the first game – and that’s a wonderful trait to have in a game that can also be played by adults. Honestly, if you have never played this game before, we highly recommend that you check this one out!As for Creepy Cellar, if you already own Ghost Fightin’ Treasure Hunters and like it, even just a little bit, this is a must purchase (assuming you can find it).