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(More customer reviews)This game was originally sold as a "racing collectible" rather than as a board game. After playing it, it's obvious why they did that. I am a huge fan of racing games and must admit that this game is absolutely beautiful to look at. Too bad the game play is so bad. There are virtually no decisions for the players to make during the game (thus the Candyland reference). You roll the die. If you get a number, your car moves that many spaces. If you roll the special "C" on the die (a one in ten chance), you draw a card. Most of the cards tell you to do something - again, no decisions - though a few of the cards can be saved to play later. Choosing when to play those saved cards is about the only decision involved. This would be a good introductory racing game for younger children (I've used it as such with my six year old son), but there are better racing games for youngsters (Milton Bradley's out of print but easy to find NASCAR Champions is one). Bottom line: Save your money.
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