UNbox Operation: Endgame | Strategy Board Game for Teens, Adults and Family | Designed by an IITian | 2-4 Players | Wooden Components | Helps Build Strategy and Mathematical Power

The board and components are of excellent quality, with sturdy pieces and vibrant designs that enhance the overall experience. The gameplay itself is highly engaging, offering a perfect balance between competition and fun. Had a great time playing with family.

Yes they provide wooden components but are of very cheap quality. I recieved wooden soldiers in broken condition. Also all the wooden components are spray painted & the silver & golden spray particles stick to hand. Game manual is not complete descriptive. Few cards have misspelt information written on them. I understood when to pick cards but overall lack of data on how to use every card. They have hell lot to improve... Because the game is not at all value for sucha high amount we pay.

An exciting board game with beautifully crafted wooden soldiers. The action cards really make the game very dynamic.Fun mix of strategy and challenge. Thoroughly enjoyed playing with family.

Exciting, thrilling and addicting.It will engage players for hours.It demands attention and presence of mind to calculate and conquer - A playful version of chess.

Pathetic game with pathetic quality components at sucha high price. Need lots of improvement. Components are spray painted & the paint particles gets stick to hands.

We are a gaming enthusiast family and just loved this game. The variations, the suddenness, the strategy, and not at all difficult to understand from a beautifully illustrated rulebook.We have become a fan of the game and the entire family plans to immerse again today, on a Sunday! 😊

Immersive gameplay and story... Action cards pack a punch! Game pieces are of good quality but can be made more durable. Staple of our weekly game nights

First time I played it, it took me about 5 mins to understand the rules, but then I was hooked! Played it non-stop for 1 hr/3 games.Can’t believe it’s marketed as a math learning board game whereas it is so much fun to play, I’m pretty sure people of all ages can play it.