Frosthaven | Board Game | Ages 14+ | 1-4 Players | 30 Minutes Playing Time Per Player

Best game ever! A lot of stuff here, months of play, it weighs 12k! But this is First Edition ie it's full of errata which you will have to amend (things in wrong envelopes, cards not in right numbered places its all on BGG). Get a Second Edition copy thats been fixed and has no errata.

Haven’t played the game yet but box was damaged on arrival. Not great for an expensive game

El juego llego en excelentes condiciones, todo perfecto. Excelente juego, muy divertido. Lo recomiendo.

The game itself is fabulous, Amazon's shipping is the worst, this game comes with an exterior box to protect everything, but after ordering and send it for shipping, I received a damaged box! since the exterior box was removed.

I have never seen such an intricate, beautifully designed game. We'd finished playing Gloomhaven; Jaws of the Lion, and I expected this to simply be a continuation of that game (which I also highly recommend, especially before playing Frosthaven) - but it's so much more than that! Really complex play + varied scenarios + well made game pieces. We play as a family - our precocious 13 year old is obsessed with it, but it's too complex for our 8 year old to play as an independent character. However, the modular and scenario-based format means that she can bring a character into the game when she's ready. We have it set up on a large game table basically permanently, since we enjoy it so much; however, you can repack it if that's not feasible. We also play in short bursts - say, a round or two before bed. You don't have to complete the scenarios each time if you can keep the set up in place. Be warned: we had to upgrade our game table size for this - with our set-up, we easily need 9+ sq. ft (current table is 36 x 42 and it still feels cramped!) This was an extremely good "investment" - it will bring great family bonding time for probably the next decade!

Frosthaven is a massive cooperative board game where players go on adventures, fight monsters, and build up a frozen outpost together. It’s like a mix between a strategy game and a role-playing game, with tons of scenarios, characters, and stories to discover. The game is very deep and can take hours per session, so it’s best for groups who enjoy long, detailed games. If you liked Gloomhaven, this is even bigger and more exciting. If you haven't tried Gloomhaven and worried it's too overwhelming, then you could also try Jaws of The Lion first as it's an easier entry to the world of Gloomhaven.

This is one of the top games on BGG for a reason! My group and I finished Jaws of the Lion and moved directly to this. While I don’t have a ton of encounters under my belt, I do have enough to know that I am in love with this game! The added complexity to the town activities is definitely fiddly, but it adds an entire facet to a game that already has so much! The way that the unboxing is controlled and instructed, the ease of use in the manual, the incredible concepts of characters, and the improved writing of the story are all great. This game is definitely a monster. It is not for the feint of heart and should not be taken lightly. If you’re looking to get into the franchise you should play Jaws of the Lion first! Even if you know you’ll like Frosthaven, you should treat Jaws as a very long and very excellent tutorial. You’ll spend a lot of time playing Jaws, for sure, but you’ll roll into Frosthaven knowing the game mechanics and will be ready for the mountain of incredibly brilliant fiddliness to come! This game is insanely good and I would highly recommend it for anyone with the time and a group of friends that’s willing to knock it out. Just be aware that if you jump in to this Willy-nilly, you may get overwhelmed very quickly and keep it as a dust collecting ornament on your shelf forever (since it’ll be too heavy to remove).