Trailer Park Wars

A great game for friends and family....fun to learn how to play then once the action gets going the strategy follows.....the names of the trailer parks and the residents are humorous and the pink flamingo tokens make this game one you want to play again and again...

Fun game. Delivery on time.

Easy to learn, fun to play. I got this as a joke for my daughter but we had so much fun playing it, it is easily in our regular game rotation.

This is one of my favorite games and even my husband (who usually hates board games) wants to play it with me all the time because it makes him laugh so much. We have lots of fun trying to ruin each other's parks and collecting little pink flamingos. There are lots of funny cards so the game is a little different every time you play and it stays entertaining. All our friends love it too.

We gave the game as a Christmas gift to a couple in their mid-twenties who often host "game night". They couldn't wait to play it and said they had a blast. I understand there was lots of laughter and a great time was had by all.

I own several games by this company. They are all very entertaining, if a little silly.

We got this as a break from our usual games for family game night. Our youngest player is 18 so I thought it might be fun and I was right. I don't think I would get it for younger kids but we all enjoyed it. It took a little while to learn all the rules then the game takes about an hour. Everyone fights to have Elvis as a tenant in their trailer park, and he gets kidnapped frequently. Lots of fun for adults or older kids. I would buy it again.

I like the premise of the game as it is what gives the game it's fun factor. On the negative side, I find it a little complicated to play for an average game player. The strategy factor is high and counting the points is not always easy. It takes a while to get the game going and feels as though it is dragging on. Though the game does end quickly, once it has gotten established. This game is good for those who are used to strategy card games, such as Magic, etc. Which luckily we are. Baby boomer generations and older may have a harder time with it.

The beginning of the rules tell you not to read all the rules, however, the last rule tells you how to play. It was difficult to figure out what we were supposed to do, however, once we figured it out it was fun.

So this game has a great name... And the description sounds funny... But! This game is a bit complicated!!! I bought it to play with my family, including my two you g nieces and its quite difficult to understand. All the difference people and their titles, the stars, the flamingos, the black and white marks... I don't know but it's too confusing to you g young children as well as old people like me!