Ravensburger 22887- One Piece Labyrinth – The Classic Game for 2-4 Players Aged 7 in The Look of one of The Most Successful Anime Series of All time.

Description Classic family game meets trendy One Piece anime: game content in the style of the series makes fans' hearts beat faster In this One Piece Labyrinth edition, 2-4 players aged 7 and up experience an adventure with the famous pirate crew, the Straw Hat Gang, and try to free their favorite characters from the labyrinth. Simple rules, entertaining games and exciting rounds of play ensure long-lasting fun. With Ruffy, Zorro and many other characters from One Piece, this search and slide game is now also a very special fan item The players change the maze by moving a row of tiles in turn. Each player pushes a tile into the maze. The player's aim is to collect the figures scattered around the maze. The figures to be found are shown on the cards that are dealt out at the start of the game The maze has been delighting children and adults for decades and has become a must-have in every game collection The popular and well-known classic board game becomes a highlight for all manga and anime fans with this One Piece edition! Who will manage to move the corridors with Monkey D. Ruffy and his friends to create new paths? Only if the players manage to find their way around the labyrinth will they be able to free the other characters from the labyrinth for a new adventure. Simple rules and fun for 2-4 players aged 7 and up! The crazy maze meets one of the most popular and iconic anime – The One Piece Labyrinth impresses with game content that is designed in the style of the series about the colorful straw hat gang. This family game immerses players in the world of the One Piece anime series. As Monkey D. Ruffy, Lorenor Zorro and co., they wander through the labyrinth where everything is constantly changing. The aim of the game is to be the first to find a certain number of characters. The 24 picture cards are evenly distributed face down among the players. Each player now takes turns trying to reach the character depicted on the top card on the game board. But first, each player must move one row of the maze before they can move their character.