Journey Trek Board Recreation – New Technique Board Recreation for 2-5 Gamers. Bike, Paddle, Trek, Climb Your Option to The End. Enjoyable for The Entire Household.

A Must try new Game!
I bought adventure trek a few weeks ago, and it’s been a hit with everyone who’s played it! The gameplay is super fun and engaging—easy enough to pick up quickly but deep enough to keep everyone interested. Every playthrough feels fresh, with lots of strategies to try, giving it great replay value. The game pieces are high-quality and the artwork is fantastic, making it feel like a premium game. If you’re looking for a fun, engaging game to add to your collection, I’d definitely recommend adventure trek

A fun game that takes a bit of time to figure out
I got this for my brother as a Christmas gift and during Christmas break we played a game with our 20-something sons. It took a bit of time to figure out the play and how to get started – we went back and forth between the “quick start” guide and the YouTube video and managed to figure out. Generally speaking the game play is similar to Settlers of Catan, but a LOT easier to get started playing and doesn’t have the complex strategy you’d use in a longer game of Settlers. That being said, it has enough variation that the play is interesting and unique from other board games. We did find one flaw however, and that was the “illness” card which can be played against another player that knocks them out of play until they draw a “med kit” card (or something like that). The problem is that there are only a couple of those medkit cards and the player with the illness can be idled for a LONG time, with basically very little change of catching back up again. We felt this was the only element of the game that felt unbalanced. The other odd feature was the “Swamp” card – the instructions are not very clear about their specific use and it’s hard to understand how they could be most effectively used in a strategy. But other than those two little quirks, we found the game to be a lot of fun to play, particularly in the longer form where you tend to specialize in a particular skill and then try to route yourself along that path in order to move quickly and less expensively. The overall quality of the materials is very good – the printed cut-outs are very good quality, the tiles and game board feel really good and the art is pretty cool, although it was at time hard to distinguish between very similar colors of cards and play tiles. The plastic figurines are a bit cheap and flimsy, feeling like something I would have gotten out of a gumball machine as a kid, but they work on the board well, since they need to be pretty small. I think up-scaling the entire game by about 20% would have been a good idea, but for today’s generation raised on doing everything on a 6″ phone screen maybe it’s not a problem. Bottom line, if you’re looking for a new kind of board game or want a gift for someone that likes adventure sports and board games, this is a really fun game to try out.

Fun Game with Kind of a Settlers of Catan Feel
Got this game a month ago but finally had a chance to bust it out over the holidays with family. The rules were not too hard. I did not watch the video via the QR code but maybe should have.The game is not hard to set up and the tiles ensure that you will never have the same board. In this way, it has a Settlers of Catan feel with varied play each time.We played with 3 players and our first attempt was really getting a feel for the rules and the different experience cards. The game was not too long but I’m sure would go even quicker once all players are familiar with the rules and game play.The game is really designed well. The box and the pieces are all aesthetically pleasing. The rules are not overly complex and there is a nice blend of strategy and luck for players to win the game.This was definitely a fun game and I’m looking forward to playing it with some of my more hard core board gaming friends.If you’re a board game enthusiast, I predict you will LOVE this game.