Mouse Trap: Hasbro Board Game

Love the graphics and overall gameplay. Started by playing offline just to get the feel of it. Noticed several obvious things that compromise any fairness in that more. I have yet to see any dice rolls of 2, 3, 11, or 12. Also at the end of the game when I spin the wheel either fast or slow, it most likely will land on -10. Also when the wheel is spun to determine who goes first, it has never landed on the yellow player. It most times will land on the space for my player. FRUSTRATING.

It's the first time I've ever seen this game actually work right! Edit: After playing the game a little more I've decided to drop it from 5* to 3* for these 2 reasons. 1) the games are just too short. And the reason they are short is actually my second problem with it, 2) you don't build the traps. Half the fun of the game growing up was building the traps, even though 95% of the time they didn't work. If you could put that back into the game the games would last longer and I'd give it 5* again

First off. This is NOT Mouse Trap. Marmalade are usually very good at making a near perfect adaptation of Hasbro's board games. So this game should be no exception. But it's something completely different, and definitely not as good. The biggest appeal to the original was the "building the trap" aspect. And other video game versions of the game do this. Even the Family Game Night 3 version (that's also not based off the original) had a trap building element, something this version lacks.

I really like the game and the UI. Can you please add an option so the game can last longer? For example, at the moment the starting cheese to be produced is 150, and the game ends quite fast. Giving an option to choose between 150, 500 or 1000, or otherwise last man standing will definitely give this game more shelf time. I am giving it 4 only because these options are missing.

The art style is good, I just didn't really get the gameplay, seemed very uninspired which I guess comes down to the original game rules. I didn't feel like I could really impact the gameplay or competitive approach much as like in other board games. Didn't really understand the goal other than roll the dice, pick the route that gives you the most cheese, and spin the cats wheel if you want to. Winning almost just seems random Ok little game but wouldn't expect to pay more than 99p for this.