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The art is great.The game itself is simple,fun and quick.

The time shenanigans aren't as complicated as they could be,but that's a good thing.

You don't play as Marty or Doc,but that was a clever decision to avoid paradoxes or linearity.

You do get to play as future descendants(even from alternate timelines) of the characters(And some of the more obscure citizens of Hill valley).

Great fun for a big age range and you don't need to be a trilogy fan to appreciate it.(though there aren't many people who dislike the films I suspect?)

Its also a good idea to use it as an introduction to card gaming(or gaming in general).

Its already becoming a classic for my circle of friends,much like Munchkin did, years ago.

This game is really worth its price and should be in every gamers house(be he/she casual or more advanced)

Did I mention you get to play a Time train?Neat right? See you all in the Future ;)

Memo from my future self:Since you can read all about the rules in the official website I decided not to get into mechanics and such for the review.If there is need for that I could get into details in the discussion section.

As I have a huge collection of counters this was a must have.Its a pretty simple design,sturdy,closes tightly so the counters don't mix in their individual spaces nor do they fall outside.

If you have more than one of these you can stack them one on top of the other(the protrusions on the back of one, slip into the recess on the top of the other, so they take less space)

The price of each one is fairly low.(although if you don't have a hobby shop that can provide these near your residence you will still pay for shipping)

A downside is that you can fit up to large creature size counters(so you still need another box for the other creature sizes,such as Huge,Gargantuan etc)
Hence 3 stars.