Electronic Labyrinth

Ravensburger AG · Board game · 2011
2–4 · best 4 45–60 min Weight 1.8/5
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6.3 rating BGG
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6.3 rating BGG
Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED

Enjoyed the original Labyrinth and want an electronic twist? This one might be for you!

Highlights
  • Classic maze mechanics
  • Fun electronic interactivity
  • Fast-paced and dynamic games
  • Good for families
Keep in mind
  • Might feel too simple
  • Electronic element is key
  • Lighthearted theme
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About the game

What you do in a play session

Get ready for a magical adventure in Electronic Labyrinth, an electronic take on the classic maze game! Here, the wicked witch Grimelda has imprisoned the wizard Akata in an enchanted book, and it's up to you and your fellow adventurers to brave a dynamic labyrinth to free him. The gameplay will feel familiar to those who have gotten lost in the original Labyrinth: a board with fixed tiles and others that slide, changing the path each round. The big twist here is the "electronic book" that comes with the game. It handles all interactions with the labyrinth's inhabitants. When you encounter one, you interact with the book, which tells you what they need and what the reward is. It's not just about collecting magic stones to fill your key; some inhabitants might give you extra quests, like delivering a treasure chest to another resident! To win, you need to gather fifteen magic stones and be the first to return to your starting point. It's an interesting mix of exploration, collection, and the novelty of electronic interactivity, ideal for those who enjoy the Labyrinth concept but want an extra touch of technology and surprise. With quick games and accessible rules, it's a great choice for families and groups who like games with a touch of fantasy and logical challenge.

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Best player count

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2–4 players
2 REC
3 REC
4 BEST

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Game details

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Game: Labyrinth (Ravensburger) Versions & Editions: Electronic Versions of Non-Electronic Games
Publisher Ravensburger AG
Designer Max J. Kobbert, Reiner Knizia
Artist Joachim Krause

Frequently Asked Questions

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6 questions
What is the average playtime?
A game of Electronic Labyrinth typically lasts between 45 and 60 minutes, depending on the number of players and how familiar they are with the rules.
How many players can participate?
The game is for 2 to 4 players, making it ideal for small groups.
Is the game very complex?
No, the complexity is considered low (BGG weight of 1.8/5). The rules are easy to learn, especially for those already familiar with Labyrinth.
What makes this game "electronic"?
It comes with an electronic "book" that responds to interactions with the labyrinth characters, dictating quests and rewards.
Who is this game best suited for?
It's a great option for families, casual gamers, and fans of the Labyrinth game looking for an experience with a technological touch and more interactivity.
What do I need to do to win the game?
You need to collect 15 magic stones and be the first to return to your starting point on the board.

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