No Escape Board Game - Strategy Board Games for Adults, Family Games, Party Games. Unique Strategic Space Sabotage Traitor Maze Game with Tiles - Fun for Kids, Teenagers, Adults. 2 to 8 Players.

This is a Great game!! My family loves that more than four players at a time can play it as we have a rather large family that games.

Great game easy to learn and teach. Even just playing a 2 player can take time and is a lot of fun

This is a great game - it involves both strategy and luck. The action cards have enough variety and can be used together in so many different strategic combinations, that you never know for sure what will happen! We had games that ranged from 30 minutes to 90 minutes long.

This game is fantastic and fun with interesting mechanics that make for a very satisfying experience. The game is wonderfully quick to learn, is quite immersive, and is perfect for any size of game night, though it’s better with more players.The only qualm I have with the game is that the 2-player mode is far too quick. There is an option to make the game harder which I have yet to try (using a more limited starting board and beginning with more tiles in play), but from my experience playing the game with my girlfriend, the extra rules will make for a far better 2-player experience.Though the 2-player mode is a little thin, with more players, the maze develops much faster, and the added rules aren’t strictly necessary. I have a large immediate family and am eager to play a game at full 8-player capacity, since more tiles per rotation means that you need more strategy than luck.From a development standpoint, I would advocate for a more distinct ruleset for 2-player games, since on most turns you place fewer steps in a single opponent’s way than they move. Still, I may give that fifth star back if the tougher rules give me and my girlfriend more playtime in the game.Bonus: The player reference card that tells you the order of steps in a turn has an ID badge on the back with a character on it. Although the different characters don’t add any rules or mechanics, it’s a nice touch and improved my immersion in the game.

Good game, easy to learn for family playing

Learning curve is about two games to understand everything. We learned we were playing wrong after we were about done with the first game. But it's fun and clever and a fun way to just hang out with friends or family. It's not fast paced but you'll get through a game in about 45 min.

Game is pretty simple and quick to learn. The concept is cool, but when you have 2 players the game is very quick. Last maybe 10 minutes. When you have 4 or more players, it get very interesting. You have to keep an eye on everyone so they don't win. Great for 4 or more players, but not so great if play less than 4. I only played it a few times because it is not as fun when playing with less than 4 players.

Fun game for adults and kids. Playing times vary. I like all the parts and tiles. The pieces are of good quality.