USAopoly Die Hard: The Nakatomi Heist

The game like the movie is a Christmas Tradition, like Lethal Weapon or some Bing Crosby Movies. Get in the holiday spirit and kill terrorists!!!!

Die hard is one of thee best Christmas action movies of all time. Who didn't want to be John McClain or with John McClain. Well apparently, Holly didn't want to be with him, but that is a whole other story.I don't usually buy games that are associated with other mediums like TV or movies. I find that they are often disappointing but I could help but by this game. I not only get to be John McClain or some of the thieves in Nakatomi Towers, but I can still view Bruce Willis as one of the sexiest humans on earth!The game itself is a lot of fun and really easy to learn. The hardest thing is knowing you won't actually get to repel down a huge tower, should not start a smoking habit, nor will I actually get to say cool lines like he did. But if you are a fan of the movies, I would get this game.

Great gift for a DIE HARD fan! 🤭

Fun as hell. Seems to have been designed along the lines of DnD so if you play a tabletop game it is super easy to pick up. You move based on drawn cards. Actions like punching, shoving, shooting require dice rolls. 4 different levels of game play (3 different acts and act iii split into 2 sections.) We watched the movie while playing and it took about the time of the movie to complete the game. Simple mechanics but a lot of fun. My husband was very happy with this one! It is full of graphics and phrases/quotes from the movie.

Did we actually play it? Yes and no.Did we spend an hour punching out all those little pieces, setting up the board, skimming and then reading and then rereading the directions? Yes we did. Did we ever make a single game move? No we did not. We were in such a state that it's hard to say for sure if the game was over our heads, needlessly complicated, or simply incomprehensible, but it did not compute.However, it was pretty legit. So if there's a random guy you have to buy for and he's the almost unknowable type, you know, the kind of guy whose armour might be hard to pierce but we'll never know because you never cared enough to try anyway, that guy, if he's on your list, this is a pretty safe bet, gift-wise.Number one: he for sure loves Die Hard. They all do.2. It'll seem like you get him. Like you GET him get him.3. He'll be secretly astonished. Didn't realize you'd paid him such attention. He must have misjudged you. If you have such great taste and keen intuition, you must be worthy of him. Maybe even better?4. Suddenly excited, he approaches. Smoulders unmistakably, brazenly even, in your direction.5. As he asks what you're doing New Year's (New Year's Eve, to be clear), you toss your hair and throw him a "A date with my bf, obvi" because you played him all along.Also: It's overpriced. I mean, I get that there are a lot of little materials, and that they overproduced and now need to overprice in order to break even, but still. It's a bit much. But it depends how much you want to mess with somebody. Like hold a secret little power over them that only the two of you know about but this gift will totally live rent-free in his brain for an entire year. Maybe more. He knows the office limit is $25 but since he's vain and curious and somewhat socially inept, he commits the tacky sin of looking up the price on Amazon.ca. He sees you spent over the limit. What does that mean? That he means more to you than just being the two best looking colleagues in the office, after Hector? Or that you make more money than he does, even though he's been there longer, and he and the VP's son Matt went to school together? Or that you think so little of him that you're simply regifting something last year's boyfriend got you? Or it's the go-to gift you get any guy that owns a plaid shirt. He dreams of this. It torments him. ALL YEAR LONG.So is it worth the price?Maybe.Just maybe.;)