It looks cute but it is a highly asymmetrical game of woodland warfare. Every single faction plays by completely different rules so teaching it can be a bit of a hurdle initially. It is basically a staple for our regular weekend tabletop sessions at the pub. We usually keep this one near the front of the shelf because it gets played so often. The components look nice on the table and the whole experience is just very smooth. It is a great way to kill an hour or two with good company on a rainy afternoon.