🏴 Pirates of the Caribbean Dice Game - Deception Edition Review

Good quality. fun game. Play with the family of all ages (the youngest is 5). The game has a really strong smell, but people say it smells like a Disney attraction.

This is a quick game that the whole family will love. My children are between 10 and 18 years old and we all love to play. Some people may laugh but I believe this game helps to develop quick thinking and strategic reactions based on logical thinking and math skills.

A family member brought this to our home from the East. We've never heard of it. We played it for hours almost every day. Younger kids play it just as well as young ones at heart. We liked it so much we had to look for it at home. We know we play it almost every time we meet. Sometimes we have to combine two games so that we have enough for everyone.

I had a few issues with this order. I bought it specifically for the "pirate" theme (unlike some Standard high quality dice and cups). The cups are oversized and made of very cheap plastic with a terrible smell. The box I received was completely used (the box is damaged and sealed with tape, there are empty wrappers in the box , dice are scattered inside, one is missing).Cost more than twice as much as a good dice/mug set.Wouldn't recommend or buy another product from this company.The dice have

I bought this game as a Christmas present for my youngest son and although my ex-wife taught my two sons to hate board games they both enjoy playing it play (at least . for a short time). This is a great way to bring together a family that doesn't like board games. It's very simple, and trying to fool each other is a lot of fun. It also teaches kids to think math and memorize and calculate numbers and odds, so it's educational in a way. At a time when kids sit idle for hours, playing around…

The cups, dice and box were wrapped in plastic and when I opened them, it smelled horrible! It smelled so badly of mold and fungi that I had to remove them from the house immediately. I've tried leaving them in the sun and countless other ways to get rid of the smell, all I could do was reduce it a bit. No one can sit and play with that toxic smell emanating from the pieces! It seems very misleading not to mention it in the description. I would never have bought it if I had known that! It would

Bought for grandkids, they love it. It was too difficult for a 6 year old but there are other dice games she can play easily like Pig and Ship, Captain and Crew. -out. This game costs less than $10 to make. I paid $36 which was at least $15 overpriced. Now it's $60. It's obscene. At that price I wouldn't buy it. The game has good educational value for teaching kids counting and strategy, but many families don't pay $60. Don't these people have a conscience? Also, they missed an obvious…

I was happy to order this for starters. Imagine my surprise when opening the box, the game, all the details, cups and bags of bones smelled of gasoline. Or engine oil. A bit of both, I think, really. This was in my house and even though the box was in my room it actually gave me a massive migraine due to the overpowering smell. The mugs themselves look superb, are leathery and very detailed. It feels like using one of the cups from Davy Jones' ship. Kudos to the bones too. Very cool look even a