Z-Man Games Jabba's Palace A Love Letter Game - Rebel Bravery and Vile Deceit! Strategy Game for Kids and Adults Set in The Star Wars Universe, Ages 10+, 2-6 Players, 20 Minute Playtime, Made

Fun pocket game for travel. Easy to learn, enough variance to keep it fun

This is a fun and quick game. I’ve never played any other love letter games, so I don’t know how it compares. But as a Star Wars fan, I had to get this. Good value for the money, and is small for travel portability.

This is a great little party game or for the go! easy to learn, plays in 5-10 minutes, a lot like other Love-letter games like "Infinity gauntlet" (another great game). great value for the price, a fine addition to my collection!

The quality of the product is high. The game play garnered mixed reviews. My husband is a long-time fan of Love Letters and a huge Star Wars fan, so I thought this would be the perfect gift. But the character traits were just enough different that rounds ended very quickly and eliminations often started with the first round of turns. I liked the faster pacing but my husband felt like it was more brutal. Out of 8 rounds we only made it to the bottom of the deck once. I also thought that the character traits were easier to understand than the original. This version also includes multiple victory scenarios so it isn't always the high card that wins.

Played the original game of Love Letters and this is just as fun, except Star wars related. Fun for family game night.

Great Star Wars theming as well as an expansion to the game strategy. With more cards, it supports more players than the classic Love Letter, and with 4 different possible goals to choose from, it keeps the strategy shifting from one game to the next. The special abilities for each card are well matched to the characters' participation in the plot of Return of the Jedi, so it's extra fun for Star Wars fans. It makes a great gift for my gaming friends!

Quick Easy Game. Exactly What I Expected.

This was easy to learn and fun to play. The addition of two opposing groups adds an element of chaos that’s missing in the original ‘Love Letters’ card game. With its great graphics and value for the money I would definitely recommend it, especially to Star Wars fans.