Question 1

The reviews all seem pretty recent...is this version a new game?  And how does it compare to regular version?

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Yes it's a new game. The game was released in August 2016. The game play is different from the original.  For example the game includes different types of soldiers(Calvary, archers and siege weapons) your army is purchased through a currency system instead of collecting cards and the addition of a supply line which adds a separate strategy to the game play. The attack bs defense has also been modified.  It is no longer on a 3 dice system. The battles vary based on different types of army units as well as the amount of Jesé units. For example if you have 4 Calvary units, you roll 4 dice to attack. I highly recommend this game to fans of risk. It is a fresh approach to the classic game and look forward to future civilizations they may add.

Question 2

How does this compare to castle risk from the mid 80's-early 90's?

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I think this is a better game; if for no other reason than Castle Risk actually started as a separate game but they had so much success with Risk that they "jammed" the Risk aspects into the Castle game and while it was ok it was still a jam.  This is really a risk plus based in Europe.

Question 3

Are the pieces plastic or metal? Thanks!

Accepted Answer

Plastic  pieces

Question 4

What cultures are represented?

Accepted Answer

No "cultures" per se are represented. The pieces, however, represent three Western European "uniform" types and one Turk/Ottoman

Educational Objective(s)	Role Play
Language:	English
Model Number	HASB7409
Number of Game Players	4
Number of Puzzle Pieces	120
Assembly Required	No
Batteries Required	No
Batteries Included	No
Material Type(s)	Paper, Plastic
Remote Control Included?	No
Colour	Multicolor
Product Dimensions	6.5 x 40 x 26.7 cm; 1.3 kg
Item model number	HASB7409
Manufacturer recommended age	9 months and up
Manufacturer	Hasbro
Item Weight	1 kg 300 g

Hasbro Risk Europe Game

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