Obellisk posted...
I had to talk myself out of the $225 price point which came with a ton of add on stuff. I think the base game will have plenty of replay value.
Fiance and I still sit around playing the original she had when she was a kid. It's such a fun game and for 1981 very ahead of its time.
Yeah that's a great reason to get it if you like the original. I have no nostalgia for it since I haven't played it before. Similarly to how Restoration Games also brought back Fireball Island. I thought it looked cool but I didn't have nostalgia for the original so it was easier to pass on.