Model Number | B2355 |
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Number of Pieces | 196 |
Assembly Required | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
Batteries Included? | No |
Remote Control Included? | No |
Mfg Recommended age | 10 year and up |
Item model number | B2355 |
Product Dimensions | 4.8 x 40 x 26.7 cm; 1 Kilograms |
ASIN | B00SDJG59K |
Risk: Star Wars Edition Game
Price: | S$49.57 + S$19.99 Delivery |
- TIE fighter gameboard features 3 theaters of combat
- 2 ways to play: 2 players or 2 teams
- Players choose to play as the light or dark side
- Features iconic Star Wars vehicles including the Millennium Falcon
- Includes 3 gameboard pieces, 20 X-wing fighters, 16 Y-wing fighters, 15 B-wing fighters, 56 TIE fighters, 6 Rebel fleet markers, 1 Millennium Falcon token, 1 Executor token, 4 hit tokens, 9 Stormtrooper tokens, 1 Rebel Strike Team token, 30 Empire order cards, 30 Rebel order cards, 5 dice, and instructions.
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Customer Reviews |
4.6 out of 5 stars |
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Best Sellers Rank |
4,770 in Toys (See Top 100 in Toys)
514 in Board Games (Toys) |
Date First Available | 9 October 2019 |
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The Risk: Star Wars Edition game lets players recreate the dramatic final moments of Star Wars: Return of the Jedi. Across a TIE fighter-shaped gameboard, players can determine the fate of the Star Wars universe through 3 concurrent, yet distinct, battles. The 3 battles going on simultaneously are: the attack on the Death Star, the shield assault, and the battle between Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader. Opponents choose to play as the light side or the dark side of the Star Wars saga, and use the classic Risk dice to control characters and ships. No matter which side is victorious, the game is sure to be filled with action and adventure! Hasbro Gaming and all related terms are trademarks of Hasbro. Star Wars products are produced by Hasbro under license from Lucasfilm Ltd.


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Risk: Star Wars Edition Game
This Risk: Star Wars Edition game lets players re-create the dramatic final moments of Star Wars: Return of the Jedi. Featuring gameplay for 2 or 4 players across a TIE fighter-shaped gameboard, players can determine the fate of the Star Wars universe through 3 concurrent (yet distinct) battles. Choose to play as either the Rebel Alliance or the Galactic Empire, and use the classic Risk dice to control characters and ships. The object of the game is to defend or destroy the Death Star. Which side will win: the Galactic Empire or the Rebel Alliance?
- TIE Fighter-Shaped Gameboard.
- 3 Stages of Combat.
- Iconic Star Wars Vehicles.
- Rebel Alliance vs. Galactic Empire.
- Attack on the Death Star.

The Mission
In this suspenseful game, there are 3 battles going on simultaneously: the attack on the Death Star, the shield assault, and the battle between Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader. Opponents choose to either be a Rebel Alliance or Galactic Empire player. The mission of the Rebel player is to destroy the Death Star, but first they must destroy the shield generator protecting it on Endor. The Rebel player must be careful that the Emperor and Darth Vader don’t destroy Luke, though, as that will tilt the game to the dark side.
The Empire player's mission is to defeat all Rebel ships before they destroy the Death Star. The Empire player must stop the Rebels from destroying the shield generator, and make sure Luke doesn’t destroy Darth Vader. ..or worse, redeem him and strengthen the Rebels’ assault.
Star Wars products are produced by Hasbro under license from Lucasfilm Ltd.
Hasbro and all related terms are trademarks of Hasbro.

Defend or Destroy the Death Star
This gripping Risk: Star Wars Edition game is played in rounds. Players can enjoy strategizing and taking turns giving their orders. The space battle is key to the game, determining who wins. Rebel and Imperial ships collide as the Rebels seek to destroy the Death Star and the Empire strives to defend it. The battlefield is divided into different sectors with the Death Star at the center. In order to attack the Death Star, the Rebels must first lower the shield protecting it by destroying the shield generator on planet Endor. The Empire must strive to protect the Death Star from its attackers. No matter which side is victorious, the game is sure to be filled with action and adventure.

Choose to Play a 2 or 4-Player Game
Players can mix up the excitement of this game by playing in teams. In team gameplay, players can have fun strategizing and defeating the enemy with their teammates. No matter which way they choose to play, players will be launched into action and exciting adventures within the Star Wars universe.

Includes
Includes 3 gameboard pieces, 20 X-wings, 16 Y-wings, 15 B-wings, 56 TIE fighters, 6 Rebel fleet markers, Millennium Falcon token, Executor token, 4 hit tokens, 9 Stormtrooper tokens, Rebel Strike Team token, 30 Empire order cards, 30 Rebel order cards, 5 dice, and instructions.
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The gameplay centers around the final scenes from Star Wars: The Return of the Jedi. The battle occurs on three fronts. The main battle is in the center of the board centering on the Death Star. At the same time, Luke and Vader face off on the Death Star, while Han, Chewie, and Leia are on Endor trying to take the shield generator down.
The rebels win by destroying the Death Star, but first have to disable the shield generator on the moon of Endor. Meanwhile, Luke confronts and attempts to redeem or destroy his Father, which reaps many bonus actions for the victor. The rebel fleet is also enduring withering fire from the Death Star, Super Star Destroyer, and seemingly endless tie fighter sorties, trying to hold out until the shield finally comes down so they can blow up the Death Star.
On the other side of the force, the Empire player wins by eliminating the rebel fleet. It sounds simple, however, I don't think the Empire can totally ignore the other fronts in the battle, or they Risk granting the rebels an easy win.
Inside you'll find:
- Scads of ships. There are dozens of plastic miniature Tie Fighters, X-wings, Y-wings, B-wings. I'm glad they went this route. The detail for the scale is just fine and looks much more fun than if everything had been card board. I always think of plastic troops when I think of Risk, so I think this was a great way to keep the game linked to the parent branding.
- Three part game board. The board forms the silhouette of a tie fighter approaching. The space battle is featured in the center, Endor generator battle on one side, and The Luke and Vader confrontation on the other side.
- Two Card Decks. One deck for each player/team. These cards show the orders available for each commander. Cards are thin, and don't look like they will hold up to rigorous shuffling. I'll probably try to find star wars themed card sleeves for these and only shuffle over hand.
- Card board tokens. These include markers for Luke and Vaders health, progress of the rebel commandos, storm troopers, Millenium Falcon, Super Star Destroyer, and rebel capital ships (where the fighters waiting to launch are deployed at game start). Most of these, I'd have preferred to have been miniatures also. Hopefully, a deluxe edition will sprout from their Wizards of the Coast company to produce a collector's edition with the quality of "Queens Gambit", which this game shares many design elements.
- Five Red Dice. Used in combat, these dice are all you'll ever need, since you never get to roll more than five in an attack. Also, unlike traditional Risk, the defender gets no dice to roll. As such, it's going to be to your advantage to attack more than defend.
- Instruction booklet. It is adequate, in full color, and seems to cover everything. A summary of all the order symbols on cards would have been nice to include on the back cover, so new players don't have to flip through the manual too much.
Overall, while some components seem cheap, with plastic minis I think this was a good value priced game. Game plays quickly, probably 30-45 mins, even with slow players. Decisions are there, but not so agonizing you'll spend all day on them. If you're a fan of the original Star Wars and gaming at all, this is a must buy. Rules are easy to digest and understand, so I didn't bother repeating them here. I'd be happy to answer any questions, if you need to know something more specific.

Okay, onto this game: It is far from traditional Risk. There are three simultaneous 'battles' going on that play out with cards. Luke fights Vader, Rebels try to knock out the shield generator, and a space battle. My favorite thing is how much it plays out like the movie. You can make a lot of moves in space that alter the game, but it all hinges on getting the shields to the Death Star down... which in turn can hinge on Luke / Vader. The first time I played it with my son, I was about to kill Luke when he played the card to "redeem" Darth Vader, which gave him a boost in cards to play, which allowed his Rebels to knock out the shield generator, which caused everything to focus on the space battle. He won and destroyed the Death Star (it is okay to lose to your kids). It was pretty simple, pretty interesting, and plays relatively quickly. I am waiting for my micro machine upgrades to arrive, then it will be epic. :)

There are three main battles going on here. The first is the duel between Luke and Darth. Second is the Battle of Endor where you must get through to knock out the shield generator. Third is the space battle where the rebels have a limited number of ships while the empire can spawn new tie fighters regularly.
It all works by playing three cards and choosing one option per card. These options let you play in one of the three battles. Bonus cards are granted to whoever takes out the Jedi first, so that tends to be the first focus of the game. Then you start working on Endor, then the space battles start up.
I found this game to be geared toward the rebels winning. We played several rounds and the empire lost every time, so it seems like there are some balance issues here. A whole session can be played in @ 30 minutes, so it's fun to blaze through and start over by switching sides. In the end, I still enjoyed this game but luck of the card draw and dice rolls tend to be more of a factor than any real strategy.