The Fast And Furious: Highway Heist Mission Based Co-operative Strategy Board Game With Different Scenarios For A Three-Games-In-One Experience (Ideal For Ages 12+) - Funko 54802 Signature Games

I've always loved the over the top action of the Fast and Furious movies and I wanted to be able to replicate the crazy stunts myself. Sadly, I've only got a 1.2 litre Nissan Note for a car and at even the slightest hint of a drift it will just roll over and end up in a ditch. So rather than attempt a high speed (after a lengthy run up) robbery with my little car, I thought I'd get this game instead. At £12 it's feels like a steal so thats close to a crime. This is a perfect game for me and my family. Not my actual family but the assortment of weirdos at my local pub board game night. Dom Turetto had his street racers, I have my nerdy friends. It's basically the same thing. Like a sweet Dodge Charger the game gets quick to the action and with a quick setup and a few simple rules, you'll quickly be flipping unmarked SUV's onto a tank or wrestling goons on top of a speeding semi truck. There may be 10 movies (at present) but there are only 3 scenarios but they are different and all work well. The pieces are all well made and everything is presented nicely. In the end, it's fun, it's daft and it's a lot better than it should be. Kinda like the movies really.

Art style and design is cool. Entire box set feels much better quality than the price suggests it should be. It just generally feels like its designed by people that wanted to put out a good product. Found the manual nice and well written, and the guide sheets made the set-up for the first game much easier than expected. Once we started playing it became clear that it is a real game with something to offer rather than just some yunk rules with a shallow IP veneer. Its based around a solid turn structure and the manual does a great job of explaining these as you go. Within a few turns things were really flowing well and we found we were not stressing over the rules and were just enjoying the game. As its Co-Op there was no rows and although we only played the first mission, we had a good laugh. It does manage to capture the flavour of the IP.

Suprisingly fun game for a movie tie in. Bit fiddly for people new board games but shouldnt be too much of a hurdle if theyre actually interested in the game. it's super thematic and who doesn't love stealing a tank?

Grandson loved these as they completed his set.

The game is great fun. Box was damaged, not sure if it was sent that way or happened on transit.

This is a game that's both effortlessly cool and completely bonkers - capturing the essence of the franchise perfectly. The aim of the game depends on the scenario you choose - whether that's taking down a tank or chopper manned by Shaw, or recovering cargo from a semi truck. With your choice of driver and vehicle from Team Toretto, you'll race down the highway ramming you enemies and leaping from vehicle to vehicle. The theme comes through beautifully as you make daring stunts and refuse to die. Like the film franchise, it shouldn't work, but it just does! Another winner from Prospero Hall! - Backseat Boardgamers

It's a surprising package for the Price. Lots pf detailed vehicles and cards. Other boardgames wouldn't be shy in charging at least £40 for this much content. As for the game it self, it's really quite Good. The mechanics really do help convey the sense of a speedy car chase

I honestly haven't even opened the box yet because I haven't got the time to sit down and play it. The box art is nice though.