Playroom EntertainmentKiller Bunnies Odyssey 3-Pack Combo Starter Deck - Lively and Spry

I bought both starter combo packs. This game is not difficult to learn if you know the original killer bunnies game. After reading the instructions, I was able to explain it to everyone else and start playing a real game in about ten minutes. Most things are actually simpler to understand, and gameplay has less to set up and keep track of. I actually like it more than the original, however, I wish the expansions came with more cards for the money. You only get half as many cards as the quest for the magic carrot expansions for the same price. All in all, it is a fun game, but I do not know if I will buy too many expansions due to the price.

Such a fun game. Lots of rules but really fun. Highly recommend. Good for adults and kids. We play with a group of 7 mixed kids and adults and always have a great time.

Not a real fan of the "Odyssey" version of Killer Bunnies. Prefer the basic game with expansions. Am still trying to get some people together to try this out. Also have Heroes v.s. Villains, and am not too sure how the two fit together.

This was a fun and unique game. We did find it a little difficult to learn due to instructions that were unclear or incomplete in places. We also cut it off when a player had reached 40 pts (instead of 60) to limit the play to about 3 hours. I'm sure future games will be quicker when we are not learning as we go. We will be playing it again.

I owned Killer Bunnies Conquest Blue Starter Card Game before deciding on this purchase. I thought the deck building part of the game would be interesting because it was something I thought about doing to modify the slightly stale play of Conquest (after having played it a hundred times).Sadly, the game is not similar in many fashions and the changes were not welcome. My wife and I identified several major flaws with the game, but it really boils down to that there is only one strategy to win, and the winning condition is really lame.All the major flaws:1. The win condition. You must acquire 60 points to win. You either need to spend a lot of time turning a non-ordered d20 on every important turn or do a lot of addition. Both of which take too much time and can make it difficult to access the standing of each player.2. There is no money or markets. This is a really fun mechanic in Conquest, and it simply isn't even in the game.3. Feed the bunny cards are 100% success or 100% failure. In Conquest you multiple options to defend against feed the bunny plays. In Odyssey you have one, and the outcome is black and white. Either you have a special to save your bunny or you don't. No gray area.4. Several of the unique cards in each deck have no true counter card.