Castle Panic Cooperative Board Game – Defend Towers Against Goblins, Orcs, & Trolls for Game Night – 4 Game Modes – 1 to 6 Players – Strategy Board Games for Adults & Kids 8+ by Fireside Games

Castle Panic Cooperative Board Game – Defend Towers Against Goblins, Orcs, & Trolls for Game Night – 4 Game Modes – 1 to 6 Players – Strategy Board Games for Adults & Kids 8+ by Fireside Games

• BALANCED FAMILY STRATEGY: Great cooperative game for teaching kids strategy and logic; Try Castle Panic to kick off your next weekly game night; Can be played with 1 to 6 players ages 10 and up; Average playtime is 60 minutes.
• GATEWAY GAME TO THE WORLD OF STRATEGY: Perfect for newer players and for a less competitive gaming experience; Work with friends to defend your castle against a horde of monsters or risk them tearing down your walls and destroying your precious towers
• FUN GAME WITH HIGH REPLAY VALUE: Four ways to play (fully cooperative, cooperative with a winner, one-vs-many, and solitaire), customize level of difficulty, and random monster draws; Add any of the 4 expansions to the base game to deepen the experience.
• MINUTES TO LEARN AND A LIFETIME TO EXPLORE: Castle Panic can be learned in just minutes, but it offers enough depth to remain compelling as you explore strategies and tactics for years to come; Rule variations and expansions provide enhanced experiences.
• GIFT FOR ADULTS AND FAMILIES: Castle Panic is the perfect gift for birthdays, holidays, and weekly game nights; Playing together is a great way to create warm memories and bring friends and family together.

Castle Panic is a cooperative tower defense board game for 1 to 6 players, ages 10 and up. The co op element makes Castle Panic a great family game and the perfect kick off for your weekly game night. You must work together to defend your Castle, in the center of the board, from Monsters that attack out of the forest, at the edges of the board. Trade cards, hit and slay Monsters, and plan strategies together to keep your Castle towers intact. The players either win or lose together, but only the player with the most victory points is declared the Master Slayer. Players must balance the survival of the group with their own desire to win.