ThinkFun Shadows in The Forest Play in The Dark Board Game for Kids and Families Age 8 and up – Fun and Easy to Learn with Innovative and Unique Gameplay

August 30, 2018 - Comment

Shadows in the Forest is one of ThinkFun’s most innovative board games for kids and families and was chosen as one of Techlicious’ Best of Toy Fair Award Winners in 2018. It’s a fun board game that you play in the dark, and is a great gift for kids and adults who like board games

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Shadows in the Forest is one of ThinkFun’s most innovative board games for kids and families and was chosen as one of Techlicious’ Best of Toy Fair Award Winners in 2018. It’s a fun board game that you play in the dark, and is a great gift for kids and adults who like board games and want a unique experience. Shadows in the Forest is made with high quality components, and comes with a very clear and easy to understand instruction manual – you’ll be able to play within minutes of opening the box.

Product Features

  • WHAT YOU GET – Shadows in the Forest has high quality components including a Game Board, Mini Lantern (with batteries included), a Glow-in-the-Dark Die, 10 Hiding Places, 6 Shadowlings, and 6 Shadowling masks. For 2-7 players aged 8 to adult.
  • CLEAR INSTRUCTIONS – Easy to learn with a clear, high quality instruction manual. You can start playing immediately!
  • INNOVATIVE AND UNIQUE – It’s a fun board game for kids and adults that operates like flashlight tag in the forest; play as the Seeker (controlling a lantern) or on a team that controls the ‘Shadowlings’ – forest creatures who hide from the light. The Seeker wants to freeze the Shadowlings, and the Shadowlings want to all make it to the same tree. For 2-7 players ages 8+.
  • DEVELOPS CRITICAL SKILLS – Playing Shadows in the Forest helps kids develop cooperation skills and imparts a basic understanding of how lights and shadows work.
  • AWARD WINNER – Winner of a Techlicious 2018 Best of Toy Fair Award

Comments

M. Prieto says:

Fun and cute game! Led to a lot of whispering and pointing and also trying to confuse the light keeper This was a lot of fun. We were confused on how to move the shadowlings but once we started the game we realized that their movement was entirely based on avoiding any of the light from the lantern. This made it very challenging to sign language to team mates about movements without giving things away to the person in control of the lantern. Basically, they roll the die and move in one direction and only change at moss covered rocks. They cover their eyes and the shadowlings [everyone else…

aplethoraofpunk says:

The closest thing to a fun Studio Ghibli board game we’ll ever get. Really fun game- and the little characters look like Totoros! (<--- My Neighbor Totoro reference). This game is fun, well made (not cheap junky pieces), and the little lantern is amazing. Recommend it- totally unique and fun!

Kathryn Cheshul says:

Shadows in the Forest Beautifully made, a great product. A good way to get the family off the internet.

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