Renegade Game Studios 1000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle - Raiders of The North Sea - Conquest, 26 x 19 inches, Features Art from The Critically Acclaimed Board Game, Raiders of The North Sea, Age 10 & Up

Great Game, Great components, great fun.

An excellent worker placement game that was well received by a non-gamer audience. Easy to teach and one of the new players said it reminded him of a video game.

It takes a while to figure out but it’s a great strategy game!

I love this game, it’s intimidating at first with how much there is going on with the board and the rules and such but seriously it’s easy to learn and you only need like 1 practice round to get used to it and then everyone should be golden. Game is super fun and addicting, replayable and fun for everyone

Me and my wife love this game so much we bought expansions for it shortly after. The board is beautiful, the pieces are amazing, and the game play is enjoyable. This is a great 2 player game and works great with more as well.

Great fun game to play. It has a good level of depth and a lot of replayability

We received this game less than a week ago, and my tweens and I have played several times already. It is thematic in the sense that youre a captain/leader of a Viking ship, who must recruit a crew, lead it on raids and manage its resources. Not all of your crew will make it back home -- some will die in battle and earn their way to Valhalla. The board isnt cluttered, and the artwork reminds you to have some fun. The game also gets kudos for having an appropriately sized box. So much game in a medium sized box. The game moves quickly. If youve enjoy a smattering of worker placement/action selection, engine building and resource management, this may be a good game for you.

Great game with some nice strategy. Not too hard

Great Game!!! The first time I played it was probably about a 30-40 min. long explanation of the rules and terms of play, though it was rather distracted explanation and I would guess that if you less of a board game novice as my friends and I you would be able to explain it rather quickly. After 1.5 rounds of play or so the game just took off and the rules were barely glanced at after. The second time I played was with someone who had never played before. This time I explained the game in its entirety in about 15, though the player did have some previous knowledge with games of a similar sort. We were able to make it through the game with minimal mistakes and improper actions. The game is super well balanced with many different ways to gain the victory points (the games main scoring value). As you raid there can be a lot of thought an strategy that goes into your decisions. There a few low armor level towns people are that could be great to have in the beginning of the game, but by the end you’d probably want to sacrifice them to a Valkyrie if you get the chance. Both times I’ve played have been pretty relaxed I’d say, but we still had multiple times where a player would sit for 10min. trying to figure whether they should work or raid, or whether they should drop a worker at the Town Hall first or at the Gate House. This game has a very simple design which makes it enjoyable to a wide age range, but if intense strategy and mind melting planning is your cup of tea this game could be for you as well. One thing that I believe the game could use more player verses player involvement. As is there is only a small hint of sabotage that can be passed around. But I’m a big fan of setbacks and backstabbing I’m board games. (It lets you know who your real friends are). I’m primarily of something similar to the Thief in Catan some that sets multiple people back but is not in use all that often. I don’t know for sure. Anyway great game lots of fun would recommend for everyone.

Awesome game!