I'm thinking of purchasing some variations of Ungame. Does anyone knows how much overlap there is between variations?
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I don't think there is too much, since they have different versions of the game - teen, adult, etc...
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If you enjoyed FI then you will be very happy with FD. They both play differently. FD has more moving parts, is more challenging and feels like a natural step up from FI. Here's a link that might helphttp://boardgamegeek.com/thread/973899/comparing-forbidden-desert-forbidden-island
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If you want variety or just a change of pace I recommend purchasing Forbidden Desert as it is similar to Forbidden Island. Our son introduced us to Forbidden Desert first then when we were purchasing a few games we decided to get the Island version. Personally I like Forbidden Desert better than Forbidden Island but it may just come down to personal preference. Go for it!
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Game play wise, there is no difference at all. The only difference is what the Special & Collector's editions come with, (which is explained in the description) and what you are willing to pay for.
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Yes, all of the cards will be different with no duplicates.Thank You, Stu HomeCasinoGames
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Haven't gone thru all the questions in either version yet -- there are a lot! The questions are different. The party edition questions are mostly ones with no real known answer. In the original one the questions were more facts and the answers might actually be known by the players -- where these are more "out there" like "What year was frozen pizza first sold in the United States? or What percent of home fires start in the kitchen? More fun I think -- especially if one of the players is a real trivia maniac and really DOES know all the answers in the original version! (We have that!) Haven't gone thru all the questions in either version yet -- there are a lot! The questions are different. The party edition questions are mostly ones with no real known answer. In the original one the questions were more facts and the answers might actually be known by the players -- where these are more "out there" like "What year was frozen pizza first sold in the United States? or What percent of home fires start in the kitchen? More fun I think -- especially if one of the players is a real trivia maniac and really DOES know all the answers in the original version! (We... » Read More Haven't gone thru all the questions in either version yet -- there are a lot! The questions are different. The party edition questions are mostly ones with no real known answer. In the original one the questions were more facts and the answers might actually be known by the players -- where these are more "out there" like "What year was frozen pizza first sold in the United States? or What percent of home fires start in the kitchen? More fun I think -- especially if one of the players is a real trivia maniac and really DOES know all the answers in the original version! (We have that!) « Show Less
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I'm not sure, the version I have played was purchased at a game store. I would assume that if it is a new copy that it probably is. Most of the time the revised editions are only different in that they clear up any hard to understand rules and put new pictures on the cards. This game did not have any issues with the rules that I saw, it was just horribly boring. I would stay away unless you like games that are all chance and nothing but rolling dice all night because that is all you do in this game.
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I can't answer this question because I had to return the game. I ordered it in error. I had a different game system.
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All of the games listed are the complete version with no additional cost. You just choose from the list which ones you want to put on to your computer. They have their first versions of the game (not as good) up to the latest (very good). I have had more fun with that one purchase. It's a GREAT deal!
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I have both copies, the Gold has a lot better graphics and situations. I have Win 7 OS. I believe you can get into the game better with Gold. But if you just want the less costly original that is ok as well. Hope this helps. LD
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Hi, can you install one game in both iXL's? is there any license issue related? Do I have to buy the same game twice for my twin tods? Thank you!
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Thanks for the tip. I really like GOG.com, but this compilation is MUCH cheaper than obtaining all of the games separately there. Since I'm in no rush I'll check back on this later once the DRM (or lack there of) can be confirmed.
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Hi Kendyl, Yes this is the listing for the "original" larger game. You will see that there is also a statement that there is a newer version - this is the one one you do NOT want to purchase.
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I recommend purchasing the newer version. I own and love the old version and the new version has the option of adding a twist but you can just chose to play it the traditional way. The biggest reason I would recommend purchasing the new one if the words and people are more current and relevant to today.
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This one can be played with 2 players or as multi-player as well. You can also combine it with other editions.
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I'm not sure since I only have Mindware Q-bits. I assume the extreme version may be more difficult . Both my boys enjoy the regular version. We play during family home evening.
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I had about 20 different set in mine ranging from mirrodin to current. I think I had like 4 duplicates in all. I purchased from Super Games.