Disney Star Wars - Loopin Chewie Family Board Game - Loopin Louie

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Risk: Star Wars Edition is a light and fast game (it actually plays in the advertised 45 minutes or less), with lots of dice-rolling. This 2014 Loopin’ Chewie board game has all sealed components, but the box shows minor marks from storage. I ended up with one left over copy that I originally thought I’d use for parts in case the first copy broke down.

On Endor, the Rebels must race to destroy the shield generator, while the Empire deploys Stormtrooper reinforcements to make this task more difficult. Rather, the closest inspiration for Risk: Star Wars Edition is probably The Queen’s Gambit, a classic (2000) original design Star Wars game set during The Phantom Menace. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. In this Loopin' Chewie game players try to protect their Stormtroopers from Chewbacca as he rides in the Millennium Falcon.Players control the levers of their respective barracks, in time to Chewbacca and the Millennium Falcon doing flying loops overhead, trying to stop it from knocking a Stormtrooper token off the barracks and into the channel.

To get the feel of this new version, I took the entire original Loopin’ Louie apart and spray painted everything black except the paddles which I painted TIE Fighter grey. Data sheet Minimum number of players 2 Maximum number of players 3 Age 4+ Playing time 0-15 minutes Language German Language dependent No text Designer (Uncredited) How many players? Seller has stated it will dispatch the item within 1 working day upon receipt of cleared payment - opens in a new window or tab . The game is, ultimately, won or lost in the space battle – the Empire wins if it wipes out the Rebel fleet, while the Rebels win if they destroy the Death Star. It still, however, features actual strategy and tactics, making this a great game either casual gamers or for serious gamers who want some light fun.Loopin' Chewie is out and about and he's going to come after the Stormtroopers with his piloting skills! For the gameplay itself, I found the Luke/Vader/Emperor duel to be something of a third wheel – you can ignore it and still win, and I am not sure if the cards invested to win the duel are worth the bonus cards that win produces.

Looking more at my Loopin’ Chewie, it all started with a clearance sale at Toys “R” Us where I picked up my first copy of Loopin’ Louie and a couple of extras for Christmas gifts. How to Play: Start with Chewie upright and turn on the switch on the side (love that this game uses AA batteries which are easy and we always have them around) and Chewie drops down and starts spinning around in a circle. Reviews are great , and this looks like loads of fun for Star Wars fans and it should keep the kids happy for ages!We do not believe in updates for the sake of updates - and we will never share your details with a 3rd party. So one of the main points of this blog is to not only talk about techniques to pimp your game and talk about what is going on in the industry but also show off my completed projects.