Goliath Fireball Island Board Game - Unique Game Board and Components, 2-4 Players Ages 7 and Up

It's a fun game, be ready to keep track of a lot of little pieces though.

The box came pretty damaged but the contents were safe. This version doesn’t have the helicopter or the stands to cover the middle part of the island.It’s a basic and cheap version but our son loves it!Worth those 15$

My husband played this game as a kid and glad they brought it back. Very great game, fun for all and sturdy for the little fingers of the house.

I bought this for myself as a little nostalgic birthday gift and played with my kids. Not as good as the original: the fireballs and board are too precarious, but still fun

Still a fun game and brings back memories. Like how when you barely bump the board or the table ALL the marbles roll off and the entire board needs to be reset. I can’t believe this wasn’t something that was fixed since the first edition. Still fun just be very careful!

I remember the old one when I was younger, and remembered it was fun. This one doesn't seem like as good of quality as the old one, but it's just as fun. Brings back fun memories.It's a good game for drinking also, if you're looking for a quick game. I played with 2 players, and we had 1 game go about an hour; and another go for a couple hours.

This is poorly made even by today’s standards. The game board is confusing and the marbles and pieces fall over when even the slightest bump occurs. It is nowhere near the quality of the older version from the 80s. It is also confusing for kids under 8 to play and boring for kids older than 8. Do yourself a favor and skip this. The most infuriating part would be the fact that it doesn’t pack away neatly either.

A friend of mine has the original and we had a great time playing on night, so I decided to buy this remake to play with my family. I knew the quality of construction was in line with todays standards (cheap and flimsy), but I didn't realize that they changed the way the game is played so much.In the original version you move your player by rolling a die and you gain action cards by landing on locations. You can then hold the action cards to do various things in the game which makes the game strategic and exciting.In the new game you draw a card for your turn, and you get one of like 5 different cards that include both how many spaces you can move and the action to be preformed. It is still a pretty fun game, but pales in comparison of the original.