Language: | English |
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Model Number | 60001836 |
Number of Game Players | 1-5 |
Assembly Required | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
Batteries Included? | No |
Remote Control Included? | No |
Release date | 1 August 2019 |
Mfg Recommended age | 12 year and up |
Item model number | 60001836 |
Product Dimensions | 26.67 x 5.72 x 26.67 cm; 1 Kilograms |
ASIN | B07QQHTD4Q |
Ravensburger Horrified: Universal Monsters Strategy Board Game For Ages 10 & Up (60001836)
Price: | S$36.02 + S$17.76 Delivery |
- What you get - horrified comes with 1 game board, 7 sculpted miniatures, 75 cards, 3 dice, fabric bag, 17 paper movers and Bases, 6 placards and instructions
- Fun play experience – Horrified is a cooperative board game for ages 10 and up where you defend the town against Frankenstein, Dracula, the bride of Frankenstein, the Wolfman, the Mummy, the invisible Man, and the creature from the black Lagoon
- Easy to understand instructions – high quality, easy-to-understand instructions make it simple to start playing right away
- Great replay value – 60 minute play time, for 1-5 players, Horrified's innovative style is easy-to-learn w/ varying levels of difficulty Facing the unique monsters requires different strategies, which creates a different experience every time
- Makes a great gift - Horrified is the perfect gift for Halloween and the entire holiday season!
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Customer Reviews |
4.7 out of 5 stars |
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Best Sellers Rank |
1,267 in Toys (See Top 100 in Toys)
150 in Board Games (Toys) |
Date First Available | 1 August 2018 |
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Imagine living in a place so wretched that it's not plagued by one, two, or even three monsters, but seven of the most horrifying fiends you've ever heard of. In this game, you'll come face to face with them all as you work together to rid the town of these maniacal or misunderstood creatures... Before it's too late.


Includes seven paintable, high-quality sculpted miniatures (Frankenstein, The Bride of Frankenstein, The Wolf Man, Dracula,The Mummy, The Invisible Man, Creature from the Black Lagoon).
Horrified: Universal Monsters
The Stakes Have Been Raised
Frankenstein, Dracula, The Wolf Man, and other iconic horror film monsters descend upon your village to wreak havoc, hunt heroes, and terrorize villagers in this cooperative board game.Work together to defeat the monsters before the town is destroyed for good!
- Innovative, easy-to-learn game play with scalable difficulty.
- Cooperative game, where players work together against the monsters.
- Each unique monster requires different strategies and tactics to be defeated.
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Horrified: Universal Monsters | JAWS | Jurassic Park Danger | The Quest for El Dorado | The Quest for El Dorado: Golden Temples | |
Play Time | 45-60 mins | 45-60 mins | 50 mins | 60 mins | 60 mins |
Play STyle | Cooperative | One vs Many | One vs Many | Adventure/Racing | Adventure/Racing |
Players | 1-5 | 2-4 | 2-5 | 2-4 | 2-4 |
Age | 10+ | 12+ | 10+ | 10+ | 10+ |
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In this game, each player plays as a different character (with different special abilities) trying to help a village survive attacks from any number of several “classic” monsters while trying to complete certain tasks needed to defeat the monsters. As in all cooperative games, the players play together against the game itself. They can all win by meeting the winning conditions or lose in a number of different ways. The game is similar to another cooperative game called Pandemic: Reign of Cthulhu, which is excellent but which did not get a lot of attention when it came out. Reign of Cthulhu, however is a hard game and you are likely to lose more often than not. In Horrified, it is much easier to control the difficulty level and it is not difficult to win when played against certain combinations of two monsters. The game can be set to a higher difficulty level by adding monsters or by selecting the monsters that offer more of a challenge to defeat. Horrified also does a slightly better job than Reign of Cthulhu in driving the theme of the game across. There are a lot of thoughtful little details in Horrified that those of you who have watched the classic horror movies will recognize (from the names of the Villagers, to the items the players collect to defend against, and attack, the monsters, to illustrations in some of the cards, etc.) Also, not everyone is familiar with the Cthulhu stories, but everyone (even younger kids) is familiar with Frankenstein’s monster, the Wolfman, the Mummy, Dracula and the other monsters in this game. A game with four players should take about one and a half hours, which I think is perfect for a family game. All in all, I have enjoyed the game and look forward to playing it again with different combinations of monsters.
Unfortunately, the game is not perfect and the biggest negative for me is the low quality of the components. The cards are really flimsy. You will want to sleeve them if you are going to play the game a lot, which adds a cost to the cost of the game. But the most disappointing is the quality of the monsters’ mini figures. They are made of cheap molded plastic. When I opened my copy of the game, I noticed the mummy had been in the box pinned under the weight of other components and was bent over looking like it was falling over. Dracula is also bending forward a little bit (looking like he is hovering over someone with this cape). I contacted Ravensburger and they graciously agreed to send me a replacement. But because they sent it in an envelope, the poor mummy was again crushed along the way and the replacement was in even worse condition than the original (see the photo). It barely stands up. I am not going to return the game because of a crappy figure, but being a big player in the board game market, Ravensburger should know better. Lastly, with so many cardboard pieces and the fragile figures, the box really needs a good insert that would let you organize the components and keep the figures from getting crushed. I now spend a lot of attention at how I place the figures back in the box because I am afraid they will bend while the game is not in use. I own at least one other Ravensburger game, by the way, so I am not trying to pick at them. On the contrary, I am saying they are a good company (and their customer service is great) which is why I am surprised at the low quality of the components in this game which I think will be a very popular game.
I don't mind owning both Reign of Cthulhu and Horrified, but if you already own and love Cthulhu and play it often, this one might be redundant. But if you are looking for a more accessible theme, particularly for younger players, and particularly around Halloween, you want to consider Horrified.
The Good:
– Great theme
– Fun and easy to play, easy to learn
– Good for adults and children alike
– Just about the right length playing time
– High replayability value because you can create different combinations of monsters to play against
– Easy to control the difficulty level
– Can be played solo
The Bad:
– Fragile monster figures
– No box insert
– Low quality paper cards

Reviewed in the United States on 1 October 2019
In this game, each player plays as a different character (with different special abilities) trying to help a village survive attacks from any number of several “classic” monsters while trying to complete certain tasks needed to defeat the monsters. As in all cooperative games, the players play together against the game itself. They can all win by meeting the winning conditions or lose in a number of different ways. The game is similar to another cooperative game called Pandemic: Reign of Cthulhu, which is excellent but which did not get a lot of attention when it came out. Reign of Cthulhu, however is a hard game and you are likely to lose more often than not. In Horrified, it is much easier to control the difficulty level and it is not difficult to win when played against certain combinations of two monsters. The game can be set to a higher difficulty level by adding monsters or by selecting the monsters that offer more of a challenge to defeat. Horrified also does a slightly better job than Reign of Cthulhu in driving the theme of the game across. There are a lot of thoughtful little details in Horrified that those of you who have watched the classic horror movies will recognize (from the names of the Villagers, to the items the players collect to defend against, and attack, the monsters, to illustrations in some of the cards, etc.) Also, not everyone is familiar with the Cthulhu stories, but everyone (even younger kids) is familiar with Frankenstein’s monster, the Wolfman, the Mummy, Dracula and the other monsters in this game. A game with four players should take about one and a half hours, which I think is perfect for a family game. All in all, I have enjoyed the game and look forward to playing it again with different combinations of monsters.
Unfortunately, the game is not perfect and the biggest negative for me is the low quality of the components. The cards are really flimsy. You will want to sleeve them if you are going to play the game a lot, which adds a cost to the cost of the game. But the most disappointing is the quality of the monsters’ mini figures. They are made of cheap molded plastic. When I opened my copy of the game, I noticed the mummy had been in the box pinned under the weight of other components and was bent over looking like it was falling over. Dracula is also bending forward a little bit (looking like he is hovering over someone with this cape). I contacted Ravensburger and they graciously agreed to send me a replacement. But because they sent it in an envelope, the poor mummy was again crushed along the way and the replacement was in even worse condition than the original (see the photo). It barely stands up. I am not going to return the game because of a crappy figure, but being a big player in the board game market, Ravensburger should know better. Lastly, with so many cardboard pieces and the fragile figures, the box really needs a good insert that would let you organize the components and keep the figures from getting crushed. I now spend a lot of attention at how I place the figures back in the box because I am afraid they will bend while the game is not in use. I own at least one other Ravensburger game, by the way, so I am not trying to pick at them. On the contrary, I am saying they are a good company (and their customer service is great) which is why I am surprised at the low quality of the components in this game which I think will be a very popular game.
I don't mind owning both Reign of Cthulhu and Horrified, but if you already own and love Cthulhu and play it often, this one might be redundant. But if you are looking for a more accessible theme, particularly for younger players, and particularly around Halloween, you want to consider Horrified.
The Good:
– Great theme
– Fun and easy to play, easy to learn
– Good for adults and children alike
– Just about the right length playing time
– High replayability value because you can create different combinations of monsters to play against
– Easy to control the difficulty level
– Can be played solo
The Bad:
– Fragile monster figures
– No box insert
– Low quality paper cards


HOWEVER...if you are a super geek (like me) when it comes to these films you will LOVE THE HECK out of this game. There are so many nice little touches to evoke memories of the great catalog of Universal monster movies from the '30's, '40's and '50's it would be hard to point out the best. Hmmm...nope, I can point out the best; as soon as you open the box you're greeted with...nah, I can tell you, but I won't. I don't want to ruin the nice little surprise. You will smile.
This game was obviously a labor of love, and playing it is a total blast.


I liked it could be played with 2 player rules but can expand to 5 players. That way we can play as a couple or with our game night pals.
The best part of this turned based strategy game was that one player plays the dinosaurs, which really just want to eat the other characters.
The other player (or players) play familiar characters from the movie that all have specific skills (like distracting the dinos by screaming and sneaking way, or rescuing your friends, etc). There are two ways to win. The people win if they can get a couple of their group off the island via the helicopter pad (some sacrifices must be made for the better good) or the dinosaurs win by... you guessed it... eating delicious intruders.
The game board is random and the characters switch out, which meant that each play was unique so there is a high replay value.
We had a blast :)

UPDATE;
Ok so this game is very confusing and hard to understand at first. My daughter and I read the directions for a good hour trying to figure it out? How to start, how to move? The longer we played it, it started to make more sense, but still VERY confusing on what and how to do things in the game. And that's only act one. We even watched the Youtube video of them explaining how to play the game which made it more confusing, brain surgery seems easier Maybe it was a time of day that we tried to play it? I just had a hard time comprehending, maybe I'm not a smart man? Lol