Ravensburger Marvel Villainous Infinite Power Strategy Board Game – Competitive Game for Teens 12+ Years

This was a big hit for a teen’s birthday present

Great game. Seems complex at first, but the cards keep you right. After a play through you’ll be fine. Got ours on a deal, but still well worth full price. A good introduction to the Villainous system, but different enough to maintain interest if you’ve enjoyed other Villainous games.

good game. good quality materials (but not as good as disney villainous). the character movers lack in terms of design. while its possible to play with 2 players, its not very interesting. recommended for 3+ players. needs expansion packs like the disney game! a little bit too expensive in my opinion, but worth the money. the characters are a little boring compared to the disney version, and half of them have a very straight forward objective so it lacks complexity and interest. overall though good game - recommended

Amazing game with intricate pieces and well thought out instructions. It is a bit of a challenging game to get your head around, but overall its fun!

Great game and good value for money. excellent condition. Prompt delivery.

This was the second time I've bought one of my family members a board game as a birthday present and I was surprised at how quickly it arrived and the quality of the packing - both the shipping packaging, and the design and feel of the retail box. The box was very sturdy, as was the game board, with each miniature board game piece looming very solid. The rules seem very easy to understand for players of all ages, however, best for the adults to just play this one. The value for money is there within this game, however, there is room for expansion with this set, as owning just one version could give a sense of FOMO, just for the ability to play with other characters. Overall, the game is easy to learn and has a collectible element to it, which could be addictive or be future birthday presents for years to come.

Having played Disney Villainous, Star Wars Villainous and now Marvel Villainous I think I can safely say that this is my least favourite which is disappointing since out of those properties, Marvel is the one I enjoy the most. While this game largely functions the same as the other two, it makes a few gameplay changes such as removing condition cards in exchange for speciality cards (a change I do not like but is not terrible), introducing event cards (an addition I actually think is probably the most interesting thing that this game brings to the table) and combining the different fate decks into one big pile and only revealing one when doing a fate action (instead of two). This last change is easily my least favourite aspect of the game as it makes it so much more difficult to effectively target the frontrunner and is the reason I find myself coming back to this game much less than the other two. Other than that, this comes with 5 villains (down from Disney's 6) and of which I think that two- Thanos and Hela- are some of the most fun and interesting villains in the series mechanically whereas the other 3 are just okay. The box is genuinely beautiful; possibly my favourite board game box that I own and the component quality and art is at the same high standard as the other versions. Overall, while I think there are some negative rule changes here and somewhat less content that other versions this game is still a good time and if you are a massive Marvel fan you will certainly enjoy this package. However, if you are more interested in gameplay than themes I would point you towards Disney Villainous alternatively (or perhaps Star Wars Villainous) as it is just a better game with more content.

Highly suitable for gamers interested in marvel theme in general, had a good fun playing it. Love the fact each character has their own unique and distinct style objectives and style of playing. So far only playing in 2 players and still have a great fun, especially when playing allies to other villains domain or stack fate cards. The only thing I dislike and like is that the fate cards are shared, and some might only effective to certain villain, so it might happen that drawing continues ineffective fates cards and feel frustrating, which it’s the case in Disney Villainous if I’m right. Well that’s fate isn’t it, as the rulebook says. On the contrast because the fate deck is shared, it feels more like all the villains live in the same universe as the game goes. Love the event cards system gives the fate deck extra flavors. Overall it’s a great game, quick and a good one. Even for two players are lots fun. Note: sleeved all the cards and I don’t think the original organizer is designed for that, they fit but the box couldn’t close entirely. So if you’re a gamer sleeves cards might be interested in getting a customised organizer.

Bought as a Christmas gift

Todo un acierto. Tiene su estrategia y cada partida es diferente depende del villano que uses. Componentes bien hecho y de calidad.

The game is really fun and feels balanced (except Taskmaster in a 2 player game) The bowl to hold the tokens is made from flimsy plastic and I own noodle packagings that are sturdier, other than that I have no complaints

Probably the best game for couples and groups of friends

Le jeu est arrivé chez moi en version anglaise ce qui fait que je ne peux malheureusement pas m'en servir étant donné que je ne parle pas l'anglais