Funko Star Wars Rivals Expandable Game System for 2 Players Ages 7 and Up - Premier Set - Series 1

Fun 2 player game, easy to learn and high quality figures very typical of FUNKO products. We collected the Marvel Battleworld game (also FUNKO) which was cooperative. By contrast Rivals offers lots of fun player vs. player strategy play.A strength of the game are the thematic character cards, which keeps each round dynamic as you have to out guess your opponent. The 7+ age range is a good recommendation as kids need a strong enough reading level to know how to play the character cards.The starter set is good value to get started, but I recommend at least one of each of the character pack expansions so you can play with 3 characters.

This is such a fun little game. We love to play it with our 8 year old. This is such a fantastic set.

I almost got the complete set except for the count docku figure.

The game is fun, cool locations and collecting the characters is very cool to have. Will be buying more.

This looked really cool to buy for my son, but it didn’t really catch his attention very much. He has never played it. So make sure that it’s something that your kids would really want to use.

A must have game for a Star Wars lover. However, absolutely hate the idea of purchasing mystery boxes to get the characters. I also hate that the format of mystery characters doesn’t have a proper custom storage case. I don’t think I would be sooo bugged about purchasing mystery characters if they had a custom hard plastic case to store everything perfectly sold separately.

I found out that the people could tell what comes in a big box of them, so they are just offing all the common ones. All I got was commons and one time I bought 6 and 4 of them where the same. Not worth it.

I've bought several of these in order to get a decent set that my friends and I could play. I like the idea of the gameplay, reminds me of other games I like playing, but I hate this collectible aspect of the game. The starter set should come with six characters but instead give you four characters and two tokens. There's a real possibility of ordering the same characters again without knowing, the hologram "rare" characters look worse than the ordinary characters that aren't rare, and some of the characters look terrible, in my opinion. This whole thing should have never been pitched as a collectible game or at the very least should have been dealt with in a more sensible manner and not seen as a way to nickle and dime the consumer. If it was me I would have dropped the tokens from the starter set and just added two booster boxes to the set. That way you have the four characters that everyone gets in the starter and then given a random light and dark side character. This would make it so that the people who only want the starter set get a full game and should satisfy the negative opinions.This little tidbit isn't about the game but is about Amazon's packaging department. I really enjoyed having my PLA filament packaged along with these booster boxes with nothing in between the two. Some of the boxes were damaged during shipping because a heavier and larger box inside shipment was allowed to get tossed around and it ended up smashing the booster boxes. Normally I wouldn't care but the nature of the game I ended up with holograms and duplicates that I'll end up selling in the future. It just would have been nice to have a little care put into this shipment.