The Downfall of Pompeii Board Game

May 9, 2015 - Comment

MFG4125 The Downfall of Pompeii Board Game Mayfair Games Ages 10 and up Players: 2 to 4 Playing time: 45 – 90 minutes It is the year of the Consulship of Augustus and Vespasianus. The rich, beautiful Roman city of Pompeii sits at the foot of majestic Mount Vesuvius. Renowned for exotic, easy, and ample

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MFG4125 The Downfall of Pompeii Board Game Mayfair Games

Ages 10 and up

Players: 2 to 4

Playing time: 45 – 90 minutes

It is the year of the Consulship of Augustus and Vespasianus. The rich, beautiful Roman city of Pompeii sits at the foot of majestic Mount Vesuvius. Renowned for exotic, easy, and ample luxury, the wealthy town attracts the best of Romes proud citizens.

But a terrible secret lies deep beneath the slopes of the mighty mountain. A primeval secret is about to unleash unspeakable horrors on this fateful afternoon. The mountain, so very long asleep, is finally reawakening!

Now you must struggle to get your compatriots out of the doomed town before they are engulfed. Rushing to avoid lava flows, your people must flee before Vesuvius explodes and ash seals their fate. Lead the most survivors to safety and you win !

Product Features

  • Takes about 45 minutes to play
  • For 2-4 players
  • Historical themed strategy game

Comments

Anthony LaFountain says:

To the Volcano!! The Downfall of Pompeii 

William P. Garner says:

Great game! This is a fun and easy game to play. Played it in my gaming group and we played it 2 times. The first game was really fast, the second volcano card came up early so we did not have much time to get our people on the board to have them escape in time. The second time we played it was way more fun. Trying to stop other players from winning was a lot more strategic. The randomness of the game makes it’s playability endless. Highly recommenced.

Joseph M. Reninger says:

Light, fast, exciting game Some games take their inspiration from historical events. You’d think it would be tough to base a game on the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. The Downfall of Pompeii recreates that experience in a light and exciting two-to-four-player game. 

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