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Gamewright Forbidden Sky - Height of Danger

by Gamewright

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Soar to dizzying heights in this electrifying adventure!
Works as a team to uncover a mystical power platform that floats at the center of a savage Lightning Storm
Connect a circuit of cables to launch a secret rocket - all before you are electrocuted or blown off the bridge and plummet below
Its a High-Wire Balancing Act that will Test Your Team's Capacity for Courage and Cooperation. One False Step and You All Could be Grounded…Permanently!
Recommended for ages 10+ s and for 2-5 players

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Colour:Original Version

Technical Details

Manufacturer

Gamewright

Part number

CSG-FORS

Size

Colour

Original Version

Item Package Quantity

Included Components

1 Rocket; 1 Starting Tile; Instructions, 12 Meter Clips; 6 Wooden Pawns; 1 Storm Meter, 37 Cards; 36 Tiles; 32 Circuit Components

Batteries Included?

Yes

Batteries Required?

Weight

0.84 Grams

Length

11.75 inches

Width

11.75 inches

Height

3 inches

Manufacturer

Gamewright

Item model number

CSG-FORS

Product Dimensions

29.85 x 29.85 x 7.62 cm; 0.84 Grams

ASIN

B07CXZD92P

Additional Information

Batteries

3 LR44 batteries required. (included)

Date First Available

7 May 2018

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3 ratings

5.0 out of 5 stars

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418 in Toys (See Top 100 in Toys)
62 in Board Games (Toys)

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

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Colour:Original Version

Soar to dizzying heights in this electrifying adventure! works as a team to uncover a mystical power platform that floats at the center of a savage lightning Storm. Connect a circuit of cables to launch a secret rocket - all before you are electrocuted or blown off the bridge and plummet below. Its a high-wire balancing act that will test your team's capacity for courage and cooperation. One false step and you all could be grounded...permanently!

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Dil

Awesome, but

15 January 2021

Colour: Original VersionVerified Purchase

Product was well packed and stacked. No Damages. Just wondering why it is so cheap 🤣

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gustave154

Set up electrical circuit to power up the rocket!

31 December 2020

Colour: Original Version

The third entry in the cooperative "Forbidden" boardgame series. The trilogy ends on a thrilling finale as player will have to work together and set up electrical circuits to fire up the Space Rocket and blast off to eternity and beyoooond! This is the hardest of the three games but the payoff is worth it when you finally win. Do give a buy if you like cooperative boardgames.

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Travis P.

An electrifying game with unfortunate alignment issues

9 October 2018 - Published on Amazon.com

Colour: Original VersionVerified Purchase

Forbidden Sky looks to be another very enjoyable entry in the Forbidden series of games. There's a bit more going on this time around as you need to watch out for both high wind and lightning strikes.

But I dropped this down to three stars because of what appear to be print errors. A core part of this game is connecting ground lines between tiles. These are sometimes just conductor lines across tiles, but other times define special areas for the placement of lightning rods or capacitors.

Upon laying out the tiles, I looked forward to some Tsuro-like action only to discover in actual play that many of the tiles had alignment issues. Was this by design a limitation on which tiles could be connected? That doesn't appear to be the case. Some of the half circles for capacitors aren't full half circles. It appears that the tiles were miss-cut or the art off center.

For now, my family will just play assuming that ground lines that are close to connecting are valid, but it's a shame to have the game marred in this way.

I've seen a few other reports of this issue, but it might be limited to an early print run. You may have better luck.

118 people found this helpful

PatMiranda

Not as easy as the first two and doubles down on decadence

24 October 2018 - Published on Amazon.com

Colour: Original VersionVerified Purchase

It feels as though the first two installments were tutorials for this game. While my family found the first two almost too easy (but still fun and great additions to our collection), this game is unpredictable and difficult even on normal settings. We keep looking back on previous games and saying "If we had only stuck together and healed..." or "we should have wired sooner" or "maybe next time we'll..." alot. Which is great! You want a game that leaves you thinking and wanting to come back for more. We have won about 40% of the time, sometimes just barely! A lot going on with this game and even grander set pieces this time around. We look forward to playing it multiple times a week and it has quickly become one of our top 3 favorite games to play. Cant wait to see what the fourth installment has in store!

47 people found this helpful

Andrew S

Defective product

16 November 2018 - Published on Amazon.com

Colour: Original VersionVerified Purchase

While I have enjoyed the game, the rocket is defective. I have twice contacted the supplier in the hopes that they could replace the defective rocket without having to go to the trouble of returning the entire game, but they have not responded. In the meantime, the return window has expired, leaving me with no resolution. I am disinclined to give further business to a company that cannot be bothered to reply to its email.

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Shappencack

Takes more brainpower

2 April 2019 - Published on Amazon.com

Colour: Original VersionVerified Purchase

I really enjoy the Forbidden series, so my review may contain that bias. I found this entry to be easier to win than the Desert game, but simultaneously found it to require you to think more. There are two health dynamics rather than one, and I don't think you will win unless you play with BOTH the medic and the knotsmith so that you can heal both. I don't think the blueprints for how many components your circuit needs really change the difficulty of the game. How the tiles are drawn is random, so you could end up constructing all the components for any difficulty before ever being able to construct the launch pad.

My rocket works and lights up. I strongly believe that everyone's rocket lights up and there's just a bad connection. It is a circuit, and you need to have clean connections. It is easy to botch a connection when you place a wire to a lightning rod because the lightning rod has these little plastic outcroppings. You put the wire on funny, it hits the plastic, and it won't make the rocket light up.

Either way, super fun. I was a little bummed it doesn't come in a tin. But, honestly, you know someone is going to put the rocket on the tin, short it, and ruin someone's day. Great addition if you like the series. If you are new to the series, don't buy this one first.

19 people found this helpful

Jose

A worthy addition to the Forbidden line of games!

5 October 2018 - Published on Amazon.com

Colour: Original VersionVerified Purchase

Like the two other installments in this game series, Forbidden Sky doesn't disappoint. The components look great and are solidly made. With care they should last quite a while. My only minor gripe is that this game doesn't come in a tin like the two previous titles, but I won't take any stars off for that. Gamewright, if you ever read this, maybe consider selling a Forbidden Sky tin to keep the game in! I would certainly purchase one.

23 people found this helpful

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