I bought this game on clearance for $15. Have played it twice and have enjoyed it both times, with different outcomes. Id recommend it to anyone who likes competitive games with a bit of strategy, but not too intense. At full price though, there are probably better options. Pros: - well designed have board and pieces. - rules thoroughly explained and easy to understand - good replayability with different characters and randomization through scenario cards - upon streaming the jewel, you only have 5 moves to exit, which can lead to chaos between players. - I like that multiple ways to win can allow for multiple strategies (go for the big gem, stay back and steal it later, or prevent others from exiting) Cons - bit of a learning curve for anyone who hasn't played a game with simultaneous movement before (expect 1-2 lengthy playthroughs to get the hang of it) - suseptable to 'analysis paralysis' by counting movements during planning stage (would recommend a timer with an experienced group) - stealing gems seems a bit too difficult - guards early game are pretty worthless. Overall, I'd purchase it again. A fun game to add to the collection that I can pull out every once in a while with a competitive group that would enjoy stealing from each other and throwing others to the guards. There is a bit