The Bottom Line
Children who watch the popular Kim Possible cartoon series will enjoy this game, and the advanced rules will keep parents interested.
Pros
- Based on popular Disney cartoon.
- Two sets of rules: basic and advanced.
- Every player has a chance to win.
Cons
- Too simple for older children.
Description
- For 2 to 4 players, ages 6 and up.
- 20 to 30 minutes per game.
- Published by Milton Bradley / Hasbro.
- Basic rules can be played by ages 6 and up.
- Advanced rules can be played by ages 8 and up.
Guide Review - Kim Possible Board Game
Players try to be the first to complete four missions (e.g. Get Ready for School, Eat Lunch, Capture a Monkey Ninja) and then capture the evil Dr. Drakken.
The board is divided into four sections: Kim's house, high school, the jungle, and Drakken's lair. On a turn, you either spin a spinner (basic) or roll a custom die (advanced), determining which character you move and how far. To complete a mission under the basic rules, you simply have to land on the correct face-down tile.
Advanced rules require the roll of a die; if that number is higher than the number on the mission tile, you earn it. And look out for the moving walls.
The Kim Possible game captures the spirit of the television series, and it's a good -- but not great -- game.
