Tiny Epic Dungeons

This game is really fun to play, but is very difficult to win. A great amount of replay built in with 8 characters and 6 bosses. Great value for the money in a small sized box. Highly recommend.

My family has been collecting and playing many of the Tiny Epic games, but this one might be our favorite! We love a good cooperative game (less likely to fight when we aren't competing against each other), and some coop games get really boring and repetitive after playing them a few times. Dungeons has been fun and different each time. There are so many different combination between all the players, loot, spells, goblins, minions, and epic foes. It can be a more difficult game to learn up, particularly in setting it up, but it is easy once you've played once and is sure worth it. Love our Tiny Epic games and love this one especially!

There is plenty to say about this game. I’m new to dungeon crawler board games, and a friend recommended this one to me. After 3-4 weeks of playing it, I enjoy so much about this game.- I enjoy that every map is different- The pieces are colorful and the tactile feel of the game is fun- The artwork for every character, goblin, mini boss, boss, and dungeon tiles are all very well done- The character minis are full sized, and the monster tokens are cool too- Somehow they fit a large game into such a small box. It is so portable, and I can easily take it with me on a trip or to a friend’s house.I very much enjoy the mechanics of the game. Like everyone says, there is a learning curve to the symbols, especially if you’re dealing with several symbols at once. But once you learn the game, you can easily teach someone else how to play. I taught someone how to play after playing myself 3-4 games. Don’t let the learning curve sway you.Overall, there is sooooooo much value in this tiny game for $30, and the replay value is high due to the ever changing dungeons, monsters, and bosses. Highly recommend!

Great, simple dungeon crawl game.Rules are fairly simple but could still use some clarification, especially about the boss fights. The tokens and miniatures that come with the game are very small and make it difficult to handle if you are playing with anyone with difficulty with their dexterity/mobile skills such as children.

I absolutely adore the Tiny Epic series and have the complete base set collection. So far this one has been my favorite simply due to the mechanics and the depth of strategy needed for such a tiny game (about as heavy as Zombies if not more). Take a deep breath, watch a tutorial video, play a solo round or two, because there are a lot of icons to decipher. Speaking of solo mode, it plays identical to a 2 player game making it a great way to learn before you teach. After it becomes a second language, you can plan your moves and attacks a little better in advance. The rulebook does a great job of explaining the more finicky rules even if some of those rules may be on a different page than you're expecting, (Only one die counts but the +1/2 mods add to help with that defense). Overall a great game, in a tiny little package that fits nicely on your shelf.

I've enjoyed this game with my friends and kids. It's a dungeon crawler with a lot of replay value.

It's fun but hard to read and understand unless you download the file that explains the icons.

Good story line.