RavensburgerHarry Potter - Labryinth The Move Maze Board Game for Families, Kids and Adults Age 7 Years Up - 2 to 4 Players

Super fun game! It is very easy to learn it, the size is perfect and I can play with my daughters many times because it is always lots of fun!

We love this game, it definitely makes you think and keeps you engaged in the game for quite some time,You have to plan out your next few moves in order to make it to the character you need.The colours and design of the board are really good,

We bought the Harry Potter version. It is a great game - the concept is solid. You need to visualise what will happen when you push the piece onto the board so you can plan your route. However, the images are rather small and the background very visually cluttered so I would recommend the original version. That said, once we'd played it a few times we got used to the visual clutter but I do wish we'd bought the original version as it would have been more accessible to the younger member of the family.

We've played and enjoyed the original Labyrinth with the grandparents for a couple of years now, and this year we thought we'd get our own, and opted for the Super Mario-themed version to add a bit of interest and stick with a family theme. The game is just the same: challenging and enjoyable for children (from 7+) and adults, without too many complex rules to contend with to get started. If I was going to be critical, and I will in this review (and take a star off for it), I don't like that the depictions on the cards don't always exactly match those on the board. They're sometimes framed differently, or the characters are in a different pose, which means it takes a moment or two longer to identify or find what you're looking for.

What a game ... We love it in our house....

Very good game

My friends and I have been playing this game for over a year now. We like various board games, but this one is always on our list of ones to play when we get together. It ony takes around 20 mins so not too commital. We have also played other versions which obviously are the same game, essentially. The Harry Potter version is definitely the nicest to look at, and we like the wooden counters.We are fans of the book series, and we all agree that whoever made decisions about which characters to put in the game probably knew nothing about HP. Why choose Kingsley Shakelbolt? Where are Fred and George, Professor Flitwick, Professor Sprout, Bellatrix LeStrange? Other main characters are missing, but Luna is in it twice, why? Doesn't seem to make much sense. Having said that, the pictures are arbitrary so it doesn't affect the gameplay. We do, however, all agree that the pictures are a bit too intricate, Harry and Neville look the same unless you look really closely, and it can be hard to identify some of the other characters too. The pictures are much bigger and clearer in other version of the game.All in all, a firm favourite of ours, and we have easily played it enough to have made it worth the initial investment.

We used to play this years ago so decided to buy to play at Christmas, it is easy for everyone to pick up the game