Fireside Games FSG01013 My First Castle Panic, Multicoloured

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But another title that she has enjoyed is My First Castle Panic, a game published by Fireside Games in 2019. On each player’s turn, four things happen: Draw a card, play a card (or ask for help), move the monsters, draw a new monster.

We promise we will only send relevant content , and only when we have something worth sharing with you! It’s also cooperative, so when another player “asks for help” (uses a card from your hand) to stop a goblin, it’s no big deal. To make Castle Panic more kid-friendly, Fireside has distilled the essence of the original down to a quick-playing game that’s accessible to kids even as young as 4.In My First Castle Panic, a very simplified version of Castle Panic which can be played by children 4 and up (or I think even younger if you’re willing to be patient), you will be working together to stop monsters hitting the castle and wall protecting it by taking it in turns to play cards matching the shapes and colours on the board if those spaces are occupied by a monster.

My usual barometer for kids games is whether I am bored to tears playing, and do my kids ask to play again after the game is over? If you can match a monster with one of the cards played, with colours and shapes for easy matching, then it gets thrown in the dungeon, which is designed around the insert of the box. As an adult I also enjoy this game though wish it was a little more varied as it may feel a bit repetitive in time but for a dad and son game it is spot on. Fireside has done an excellent job with My First Castle Panic, distilling the game down to its most fundamental parts.That’s why I was beyond excited to see the news that Fireside Games and Justin De Witt were coming out with My First Castle Panic. Join the community and come discuss games like Codenames, Wingspan, Brass, and all your other favorite games! He also runs a podcast, Eat Lunch and Board Game , where he reviews games on their merits include their ability to be played over a lunch hour.