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Hasbro Risk Game: Global Domination

4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars 985 ratings
Age Range (Description) Kid
Number of Players 5
Brand Hasbro Gaming
Theme Games
Material Paper

About this item

  • NA/P
  • Made in USA
  • Attack once, many times, or not at all
  • Reference cards keep you moving
  • Earn troops and attack your opponents
  • Defend your territories when your opponents attack
  • Gameboard, 5 armies with 40 infantry, 12 cavalry, and 8 artillery each, deck of 43 cards, 2 reference cards, 5 dice, rules
  • 2-5 players
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Welcome to the world of Risk. It’s exciting. It’s unpredictable. It’s all about battling your way to global domination, 1 territory at a time. And it’s easy to get into the game, fast! In the Risk game, you focus on your strategy. You decide on your tactical scheme. You figure out where to place your troops, and who and where you will attack and how often. Every move is a risk that will bring either victory or defeat. Go for the win! Risk and all related terms are trademarks of Hasbro.

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Risk Game: Global Domination

Welcome to the world of Risk. It’s exciting. It’s unpredictable. It’s all about battling your way to global domination, 1 territory at a time. And it’s easy to get into the game, fast! In the Risk game, you focus on your strategy. You decide on your tactical scheme. You figure out where to place your troops, and who and where you will attack and how often. Every move is a risk that will bring either victory or defeat. Go for the win!

Risk and all related terms are trademarks of Hasbro.

  • Attack once, many times, or not at all
  • It’s your strategy
  • Reference cards keep you moving
  • Instructions for your turn are easily accessible

The game of global domination

In the game of Risk, you control territories of the world by stationing your troops in them. On each turn, you get more troops. Use your forces to attack other players and conquer their territories. Defend your own lands while you triumph over your opponents. The world belongs to the bold and the daring. Can you take it on and win?

Choose from 3 exciting ways to play

Choose from 3 exciting ways to play the game of Risk! The Introductory game is fun and specially designed for beginners. It is shorter and easier to learn. The Classic game is for Risk veterans who want to customize their game by selecting their own starting territories. It’s all about strategy. The 2-person game plays just like the other games except it is adapted for you and just 1 friend. It’s head-to-head competition to take control of the world. Show that you’ve got the strategy, power, and luck!

It’s a battle to control the world

Open the colorful gameboard, select your army, and begin your quest for global domination. Territory cards tell you where and how many troops to place. It’s simple. You’ll get bonuses for controlling territories and continents, so you can add to your troops and your power. Place your army in one territory or spread the troops out. If you decide to attack, roll the dice and let the battle begin!

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Gameboard, 5 armies with 40 infantry, 12 cavalry, and 8 artillery each, deck of 43 cards, 2 reference cards, 5 dice, rules.

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    4.6 out of 5 stars
    4.6 out of 5
    985 global ratings

    Customers say

    Customers like the variety, value, and strategy of the tabletop game. They mention that it's a cool, fun, classic game that's good for hours of intense fun. Some appreciate the strategy, and risk. That said, opinions are mixed on quality, ease of use, and appearance.

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    154 customers mention144 positive10 negative

    Customers find the game fun, educational, and addictive. They say it's a classic game that can be played by multiple people. Some customers also mention that it'll provide hours of intense fun.

    "...After learning the rules and playing a few times I can say it is fun. To many people try to compare it to the old game and it isn't that game...." Read more

    "...There are two game play mode, and we tend to stick to the Classic Gameplay as our preference." Read more

    "...It's a really great game of logic and strategy. We played with players of all ages - adults and children - and we had a really good time...." Read more

    "...Fun for everyone! Great way to learn strategy. Bonus, if you aren't down for a two hour game, just put the Cease Fire card near the top of the cards!" Read more

    23 customers mention23 positive0 negative

    Customers find the tabletop game Risk to be a great product for a good price. They say it's worth checking out.

    "...Still, Risk is a ton of fun and is definitely worth checking out, Especially if you and your friends/family love games where you have to think to win." Read more

    "...crowds, and the price was comparable to the store prices and cheaper than some! I also love having free two-day shipping with Prime!..." Read more

    "...are a lot of small pieces, and game play can last a while, but it's worth it!" Read more

    "...I finally got around to checking on here however and found it; great price and great game.... *CAUTION may burn though your entire night, and cause..." Read more

    13 customers mention13 positive0 negative

    Customers find the game a great way to learn strategy. They say it helps them build strategies, talk through strategies, and at times, help each other. They also say it encourages strategic thinking, teaches strategy and patience, and is educational.

    "...It's not a short game, and it is quite a mental workout, especially when you are first learning how to play...." Read more

    "...Fun for everyone! Great way to learn strategy. Bonus, if you aren't down for a two hour game, just put the Cease Fire card near the top of the cards!" Read more

    "...It helps them build strategies, talk through strategies and at times, help each other out (9 and 7 year old)...." Read more

    "...A great way to teach kids to think and to teach kids strategy. My kids have electronics but we play a lot of board games too...." Read more

    12 customers mention9 positive3 negative

    Customers like the tabletop game Risk. They say it's a classic and great game.

    "...Still, Risk is a ton of fun and is definitely worth checking out, Especially if you and your friends/family love games where you have to think to win." Read more

    "This is a solid version of Risk. The rules are easier to understand and the pieces, while small, do not fall over easily...." Read more

    "...Only issue: the card system differs from classic risk, the star system makes there game a little longer...." Read more

    "Risk is a great game but...I would not recommend this version of it because they have changed the colors of the army pieces...." Read more

    70 customers mention39 positive31 negative

    Customers are mixed about the quality of the tabletop game. Some mention that the set is pretty well made, while others say that the board is flimsy and the country cards are super thin.

    "...Tiny Plastic army is good quality and decent finishing. The board itself is sturdy, and the provided manual is good for new gamers, with excellent..." Read more

    "...We are gentle with our toys, but... Although the board quickly ripped into two halves along its paper-tape seam, its use as both the traditional..." Read more

    "The game set is pretty well made, about on par with what I recall as a kid. I've played it about 5 times with my kids...." Read more

    "...Yes the cards are pretty thin, but your not playing poker with them...." Read more

    44 customers mention16 positive28 negative

    Customers are mixed about the ease of use of the tabletop game. Some mention that it's quite simple to understand, good for new gamers, and easy to learn to play. However, others say that the game can take quite long and requires a lot of time and focus.

    "...It's not a short game, and it is quite a mental workout, especially when you are first learning how to play...." Read more

    "...is sturdy, and the provided manual is good for new gamers, with excellent how-to. Provided five dices could have been more sturdy, but it works...." Read more

    "...about the game is that the rule book is incredibly vague and not that specific so it definitely makes the game a bit hard to understand at times...." Read more

    "...This board/map is slightly less detailed (more detail would be nice, either in images of terrain or in country boundaries and names), but the..." Read more

    26 customers mention14 positive12 negative

    Customers are mixed about the appearance of the tabletop game. Some mention it's very nice, has a great design, and is pretty cool. Others say that the colors of pieces are too similar to see who is playing where, and that it'll be hard for their eyes to distinguish them.

    "...I like the new board design. The cards aren't that bad, what are some of these negative reviewers going to use these cards for? Three card Monte?..." Read more

    "...It is very difficult to tell the difference between green blue and black once the pieces are on the board...." Read more

    "...Good looking board." Read more

    "...easy and whoever designed them were color blind because you cannot tell green from grey." Read more

    10 customers mention0 positive10 negative

    Customers are dissatisfied with the missions in the tabletop game. They mention that it doesn't come with the objective cards, army cards, and secret missions.

    "...Oh, and for those complaining that this does not have the objective cards - objects cards were not included in the original game of Risk...." Read more

    "...NO MISSION CARDS! Seriously? No mission cards? How am I going to play $20 buy in drunk RISK?..." Read more

    "I didn't know that this version of Risk does not have the mission cards, which is the best part of the game in my opinion...." Read more

    "Not the original game.1. No mission cards (not a major issue).2. Trade in cards not the same. Some new rules...." Read more

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    Top reviews from the United States

    nate
    5.0 out of 5 stars Not the same game but still fun all the same
    Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2013
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    After reading all of the negative reviews I decided to write one of my own.

    First, it's not the same game. After learning the rules and playing a few times I can say it is fun. To many people try to compare it to the old game and it isn't that game. Still it is fun just the same.

    The major differences is reinforcements. As has been said, the cards now use stars that can be exchanged for reinforcements. Reinforcements are much harder to obtain. So gone are the days of massive army vs. massive army. The game still requires strategy and in some cases more so than the original. The cards are a bit flimsy but if proper care is taken these will be fine.

    Last weekend I played with my dad and brother which I haven't done since I was a kid. It was a blast. All in all, on it's own merits, this is a very fun game - but it is very different from the original. But, since the map is the same (a little bigger) you can easily play with the old cards and old rules.

    Oh, and for those complaining that this does not have the objective cards - objects cards were not included in the original game of Risk. These came later. Just enjoy the game for what it is.
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    Aditi Giri Khatiwada
    5.0 out of 5 stars Wonderful gameplay with solid foundation to hours of fun.
    Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2014
    Verified Purchase
    One of the best board games, that brings the best out of us. We usually have Thursday night marked for this game, and it never disappoints for all the hours we try to out do each other.

    Packaging - Good. Tiny Plastic army is good quality and decent finishing. The board itself is sturdy, and the provided manual is good for new gamers, with excellent how-to. Provided five dices could have been more sturdy, but it works.
    Gameplay - Hooked. Every gameplay is a cut throat war with rapidly shifting diplomacy. There are two game play mode, and we tend to stick to the Classic Gameplay as our preference.
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    M Stallone
    5.0 out of 5 stars So glad I got it!
    Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2014
    Verified Purchase
    I purchased this for my boys after reading a recommendation on Khan Academy. Immediately, I could see why it was recommended. It's a really great game of logic and strategy. We played with players of all ages - adults and children - and we had a really good time. It's not a short game, and it is quite a mental workout, especially when you are first learning how to play. We had to YouTube directions and it was still challenging but we were determined to try! It was a bit much for my younger kids, but I would definitely recommend it for roughly 12 & up.
    7 people found this helpful
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    Amazon Customer
    5.0 out of 5 stars The game set is pretty well made
    Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2016
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    The game set is pretty well made, about on par with what I recall as a kid. I've played it about 5 times with my kids.
    In order to address a complaint from one of my kids that it wasn't fun playing against me since I am older and more experienced, I added a rule just for myself. This may be helpful for some parents to help in playing with younger kids. My rule was that I had to roll a single dice at the beginning of my turn. That roll determine from which continent I could attack. It heavily crippled my ability to play. I think the kids liked it, but after I told them about the rule and asked if they wanted me to leave my rule in place or not, they opted for me to not use my rule. Something to consider if playing with those much less experienced.
    2 people found this helpful
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    Brom
    4.0 out of 5 stars Fun game with a few annoyances
    Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2016
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    This is a little different than the old Risk game I grew up with. The pieces I grew up with were all the same size and shape, but the new risk has three types of pieces representing 1 army, 5 armies, and 10 armies. It's not a big deal, but having to sort through the pieces during the game to find what I needed to put down, and then to "break" larger pieces to smaller was a pain when you dominate the field. We found that we had to use pieces from an unused color to represent the smaller units because we ran out of the smaller ones.

    Also, the game rules are different than I remember them being as a kid, but we adapted. I actually liked the random distribution of territories and units, unlike when I played the classic version as a kid where you picked territories. You can play it both ways, and the instructions are in the box for both ways. Overall, a pretty good version versus the original I grew up with.

    One last issue for me personally (and an estimated 8-10% of the male population), I am red-green colorblind, and it was at times VERY difficult to tell who had what territory. I wish the colors were more distinct for those with color challenges.
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    Leif
    5.0 out of 5 stars Don't 'Risk' Listening to the Critics
    Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2015
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    I have played many of the various iterations of Risk over the decades, and I recently bought this version for my 10 year old son. Yeah I see some of the negative reviews, however, this version of Risk is different from the 1980's version I once had but is as fun as always. My son loves it and we have a great time including when playing the 2-player rules. I did have some issue distinguishing between the gray, blue and green pieces but my son had no issue. We were playing in a dimly lit room. But once some light was added to the area, no problem for me. I like the new board design. The cards aren't that bad, what are some of these negative reviewers going to use these cards for? Three card Monte? The cards are alright. So, unless you are a total Risk purist, or one who just has to play full retro Risk - this game kicks ass.
    3 people found this helpful
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    Stacie
    5.0 out of 5 stars Good game
    Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2016
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    My 6 y.o. son loooves this game. We will have family game nights and this one always goes well. My son loves to even just set up the figures as a battlefield and play alone. Fun for everyone! Great way to learn strategy. Bonus, if you aren't down for a two hour game, just put the Cease Fire card near the top of the cards!
    5 people found this helpful
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    Amazon Customer
    5.0 out of 5 stars Great family game
    Reviewed in Germany on April 3, 2020
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    A little expensive but hours of fun
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    Yash Manjrekar
    5.0 out of 5 stars A great classic for strategy lovers!
    Reviewed in India on January 17, 2018
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    A classic game!! Needs strategy as well as luck to win! Isn't solely based on luck as some people say.. It is great fun when you have equally enthusiastic people playing, because it is a LONG game. It can go on for even days if you go for an absolute victory. Obviously you can shorten it if need be. Still remains fun!
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    Tyler A.
    5.0 out of 5 stars Not exactly the same Risk, but still fun
    Reviewed in Canada on October 14, 2016
    Verified Purchase
    An game of global domination. Put your troops in the different territories, fight it out for control of the map and eventually ruin all your personal relationships.

    To my surprise, there were a few differences in this version of Risk from the classic version I remembered growing up:

    1) No more objective/mission cards that you could complete for rewards.
    2) The reinforcement system has changed. You used to need to collect either a set of the same cards (or three different cards) and then change them in for a growing number of armies. Now the cards can be turned in at any given time, and have an associated star value which determines your reinforcement amount. No more getting 15+ extra troops every time you turned in a set.

    While the changes seemed a bit disappointing at first, we eventually settled into them and found that they (well, the reinforcement one) made the game more enjoyable and fair to play.

    Overall, a great game. It isn't the classic Risk, but it is still Risk.
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    Salvador Navarro
    5.0 out of 5 stars Entrega rápida
    Reviewed in Mexico on March 20, 2016
    Verified Purchase
    Muy buen juego, llego sin problemas en una semana a un buen precio, solo le falto las instrucciones en español, ya que todo está en ingles
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    Amazon Customer
    5.0 out of 5 stars A game of political strategy—- the weak shouldn’t play.
    Reviewed in Canada on November 18, 2019
    Verified Purchase
    It is pure joy, being able to dominate the globe! This game really means a lot to me, as my family would play for years together, until that one fateful night.

    Now my sister cant play because she is a fascist bully that completely ran genocide to have my positions, until dad notice that she was cheating.
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