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title: "Asmodee Marvel Splendor Board Game - Unite Heroes and Gems in an Epic Strategy Adventure, Family Game for Kids and Adults, Ages 10+, 2-4 Players, 30 Minute Playtime"
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# 90+ Marvel characters & locations Multiple strategic victory paths Fast setup & play under 30 mins Asmodee Marvel Splendor Board Game - Unite Heroes and Gems in an Epic Strategy Adventure, Family Game for Kids and Adults, Ages 10+, 2-4 Players, 30 Minute Playtime

**Brand:** asmodee
**Price:** KD 22.54
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## Summary

> 🦸‍♂️ Assemble your strategy, claim the Infinity Gauntlet, and dominate the Marvel board!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Asmodee Marvel Splendor Board Game - Unite Heroes and Gems in an Epic Strategy Adventure, Family Game for Kids and Adults, Ages 10+, 2-4 Players, 30 Minute Playtime by asmodee
- **How much does it cost?** KD 22.54 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Key Features

- • **Collect & Conquer:** Assemble heroes, villains, and Infinity Stones to outsmart your opponents and claim victory.
- • **Quick Yet Deep Gameplay:** Enjoy fast-paced rounds that are easy to learn but challenge your strategic thinking.
- • **Cutthroat Competitive Edge:** Engage in tactical moves that can block rivals and turn the tide in your favor.
- • **Replayability with a Twist:** Each game offers fresh tension and excitement with multiple paths to triumph.
- • **Marvel Universe Meets Strategy:** Dive into a dynamic Marvel-themed twist on the classic Splendor gameplay.

## Overview

Splendor Marvel transforms the classic resource-collection board game by infusing it with Marvel’s iconic heroes, villains, and Infinity Stones. Designed for quick setup and play (under 30 minutes), it offers accessible yet deep strategic gameplay with multiple victory conditions. Perfect for millennials seeking a blend of nostalgia, competitive edge, and immersive pop culture flair, this game delivers addictive replayability and intense player interaction in a compact tabletop experience.

## Description

The superheroes of the Marvel Universe take over Splendor ! The classic boardgame returns in a new version. New tactics, new tweaks on the rules and an entirely new victory conditions. 90 characters of the Splendor Universe and wondrous locations await you! Gather the Infinity gems, recruit heroes and villains, and claim the Gauntlet to win!

Review: Simple and smooth to play, highly strategic - Pros - Easy to learn and teach. - Fast to setup and play (less than 30 minutes). - Small table space is enough to play. - Simple and smooth to play but still requires strategy on what tokens and cards to collect. Can definitely be played after a long day at work. The few game components and the fast gameplay definitely is a plus. - Addictive. You would always want try try it again after a game. It's like poker, there is not much game variation, but it is exciting to see how it unfolds. It creates an addicting feeling that you want the next drawn card to be something that you need or want. - The game is replayable. As of 2024-05-08, I have already played it for 190 times! Although most of that is the digital version of the base Splendor (not Marvel) through Board Game Arena. What makes it replayable is the competition and tension among players and the addicting feeling of wanting the next drawn card to be something that you need or want. The strategy in the game will not change and the actions you are doing is repetitive which is collect tokens to collect cards to collect more cards, however, it is the race and competition on the available tokens and cards that will make you adapt and decide on what to do for every turn and the constant exciting feeling of seeing the next drawn cards. - The race! This game is a race, just like Century: Spice Road. You have to be first in getting the cards with the wanted color, the wanted tokens, the scoring cards, and of course be the first to reach the needed points to end the game. All of this creates a nice tension and results to tactical moves. - You can play the base game Splendor with this Splendor: Marvel. - The mechanic they added here that you need to have all different colors and 1 from the level of the highest valued cards makes this game more interesting than the original base Splendor. In analogy, this is like the game Agricola where you have to diversify and not just concentrate on 1 aspect, which is something that I want in games. Neutral - It is multiplayer solitaire... for half of the time only! The other half of the time could be used to make the life of your opponents harder. - This could be a cutthroat game. You're not playing Splendor right if you are not cursing at your opponent for hoarding and keeping the tokens or cards that you need. - A player can be locked out of moves and forced to do inefficient moves, which doesn't feel nice. If you drafted what others need, their life will be so much harder, and will result to them needing more turns, and thus benefiting you further if you can end the game faster. THIS IS IMPORTANT. If you played it this way, your soft-hearted opponents may not want to play Splendor anymore. - Repetitive gameplay. It is replayable, but the actions you are doing will be repetitive. This game shines in its simplicity. But if you are looking for more variations, Point City and Century: Spice Road might be better. - Similar to the other game: Century: Spice Road. - Both requires you to gain enough resources (symbols in Splendor, cubes in Century) to gain point cards - Both requires you to strategize on gaining those resources in the most efficient way. - But Century is a better game overall because what you are doing varies for every turn and for every game as it is influenced by the cards you collected which means there are more strategies in Century and there is more depth, unlike Splendor where it's always either collect resources or buy cards. - Don't get me wrong though with replayability because as of 2024-05-08, I have only played Century: Spice Road 4 times but Splendor 190 times as Splendor flows more smoothly and is faster. - Similar to the other game: Point City. - Each turn in Point City is more interesting than Splendor as you take adjacent resources / buildings and target to score the civic tokens. - In Point City, you just have to take the most efficient move for every turn until the end of the game. You also know exactly when the game will end. There's not much tension there. You can draft what others need but it may not be optimal for you and may actually not have any effect if the newly drawn cards offer something better. - Less cutthroat. In Point City, players always have different options. - Point City is more varied from game to game due to the varying civic tokens and thus varying engines you could build from game to game. In Splendor, the only difference from game to game is the color you are collecting. Don't get me wrong though with replayability because as of 2024-05-08, I have only played Point City 10 times but Splendor 190 times as Splendor flows more smoothly and is faster. Cons - The box is so big and heavy (heavy because of the heavy tokens) that this game pretends like it is as epic game like War of the Ring when the gameplay is just like Point Salad / Point City. You could fit everything in 1/4 of the box. The game is not portable and is hard to carry around. They could have easily designed this to be in a Tiny Epic game box. --- Now, here are is my initial beginner comment, which I have already proved to be wrong! - The game is multiplayer solitaire. While there is a common pool of cards and tokens to select from for all players, however, overall it just feels like all of you are just doing your own separate thing most of the time without talking. Not fully a negative because there is still some interaction like in my last game, I won because I was watching what my opponent has. I looked at my opponent's available tokens and cards and based my decision there. I won and after the game, she told me that I made her life very hard during the game, well, I just made Splendor a cutthroat game. - WRONG!
Review: Better than Splendor - I like the differences in this one compared to the original game. It’s a little more dynamic and requires a little more to win. You have to have one of each five colors, you have to get 16 points, and you have to have one of the top tier cards, which means you get a green infinity stone, and that counts as part of your 10 chip limit. So you don’t wanna get this too early since it counts as part of your limit. So it’s much more strategic. Also, because everyone gets equal turns, the person who triggers the last round Is interesting. If you were the last player to start and you triggered the last round game immediately ends and no one has a chance to catch up. If you’re not the last player to start the last round others still have a chance to catch you. When the last round is triggered, and if the person triggered, it has the Avengers Assemble, if another player plays a card with more tags, then the Avengers Assemble be stolen from the player triggering the final round. And if the person losing that then falls below 16 points, it untriggers the last round! Play continues till all Conditions are met including 16 points. More exciting play. Love this game.

## Features

- MARVEL-INSPIRED STRATEGY: Immerse yourself in the Marvel universe with a captivating twist on the classic Splendor board game.
- ASSEMBLE HEROES AND GEMS: Unite iconic Marvel characters and precious gems to create powerful combinations and claim victory.
- EASY TO LEARN, HARD TO MASTER: Enjoy accessible gameplay with deep strategic layers, perfect for both Marvel fans and strategy enthusiasts.
- MULTIPLE PATHS TO TRIUMPH: Strategize your way to victory by collecting heroes, acquiring Infinity Stones, and completing powerful objectives.
- IMMERSIVE MARVEL EXPERIENCE: Marvel Splendor brings the excitement of the Marvel universe to your tabletop, enhancing classic gameplay with superhero flair.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B08DG63MBG |
| Best Sellers Rank | #19,571 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) #578 in Board Games (Toys & Games) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.9 4.9 out of 5 stars (2,596) |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 3.53 ounces |
| Item model number | SPL03 |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | Asmodee |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 10 years and up |
| Product Dimensions | 10.82 x 8.46 x 2.3 inches |
| Release date | September 18, 2020 |

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is this compatible with the splendor expansion?**
A: I’m afraid not.  The Marvel version of Splendor is not compatible with the expansion.  It’s designed to be a stand-alone game.

**Q: Will a Star Wars version be released?**
A: There has not been an announcement about a Star Wars version, but I wouldn’t be surprised!  The game could collect Kyber crystals to attract Jedi.

**Q: Can you play splendor expansion with this game?**
A: The expansion is made to go with the original splendor game. The Marvel version isn't just visually different, there an added coin and rules with it so the game although similar is actually different. It is worth having both the original with the expansion even if you have the Marvel, if I recall the Marvel also changes the game by making it mandatory to get a card from the top row...
If you only own Marvel, then go ahead and get the original,  plus the expansion since the gauge is a little different but not so much that it's hard to understand.

**Q: If you put 2 whole sets of the game together could you play with 8 people?**
A: Yes we have tried it but you have to figure out exactly how many more stones to add to not over add and alter the rules a bit. It was also a little difficult since we didn’t add any cards from the second set so cards depleted faster as there were more stones. We need an expansion pack with more characters and options to add more than 5 players. I loved this game so much for this reason I bought another set to combine and make it possible for more people to play!

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Simple and smooth to play, highly strategic
*by N***N on December 21, 2023*

Pros - Easy to learn and teach. - Fast to setup and play (less than 30 minutes). - Small table space is enough to play. - Simple and smooth to play but still requires strategy on what tokens and cards to collect. Can definitely be played after a long day at work. The few game components and the fast gameplay definitely is a plus. - Addictive. You would always want try try it again after a game. It's like poker, there is not much game variation, but it is exciting to see how it unfolds. It creates an addicting feeling that you want the next drawn card to be something that you need or want. - The game is replayable. As of 2024-05-08, I have already played it for 190 times! Although most of that is the digital version of the base Splendor (not Marvel) through Board Game Arena. What makes it replayable is the competition and tension among players and the addicting feeling of wanting the next drawn card to be something that you need or want. The strategy in the game will not change and the actions you are doing is repetitive which is collect tokens to collect cards to collect more cards, however, it is the race and competition on the available tokens and cards that will make you adapt and decide on what to do for every turn and the constant exciting feeling of seeing the next drawn cards. - The race! This game is a race, just like Century: Spice Road. You have to be first in getting the cards with the wanted color, the wanted tokens, the scoring cards, and of course be the first to reach the needed points to end the game. All of this creates a nice tension and results to tactical moves. - You can play the base game Splendor with this Splendor: Marvel. - The mechanic they added here that you need to have all different colors and 1 from the level of the highest valued cards makes this game more interesting than the original base Splendor. In analogy, this is like the game Agricola where you have to diversify and not just concentrate on 1 aspect, which is something that I want in games. Neutral - It is multiplayer solitaire... for half of the time only! The other half of the time could be used to make the life of your opponents harder. - This could be a cutthroat game. You're not playing Splendor right if you are not cursing at your opponent for hoarding and keeping the tokens or cards that you need. - A player can be locked out of moves and forced to do inefficient moves, which doesn't feel nice. If you drafted what others need, their life will be so much harder, and will result to them needing more turns, and thus benefiting you further if you can end the game faster. THIS IS IMPORTANT. If you played it this way, your soft-hearted opponents may not want to play Splendor anymore. - Repetitive gameplay. It is replayable, but the actions you are doing will be repetitive. This game shines in its simplicity. But if you are looking for more variations, Point City and Century: Spice Road might be better. - Similar to the other game: Century: Spice Road. - Both requires you to gain enough resources (symbols in Splendor, cubes in Century) to gain point cards - Both requires you to strategize on gaining those resources in the most efficient way. - But Century is a better game overall because what you are doing varies for every turn and for every game as it is influenced by the cards you collected which means there are more strategies in Century and there is more depth, unlike Splendor where it's always either collect resources or buy cards. - Don't get me wrong though with replayability because as of 2024-05-08, I have only played Century: Spice Road 4 times but Splendor 190 times as Splendor flows more smoothly and is faster. - Similar to the other game: Point City. - Each turn in Point City is more interesting than Splendor as you take adjacent resources / buildings and target to score the civic tokens. - In Point City, you just have to take the most efficient move for every turn until the end of the game. You also know exactly when the game will end. There's not much tension there. You can draft what others need but it may not be optimal for you and may actually not have any effect if the newly drawn cards offer something better. - Less cutthroat. In Point City, players always have different options. - Point City is more varied from game to game due to the varying civic tokens and thus varying engines you could build from game to game. In Splendor, the only difference from game to game is the color you are collecting. Don't get me wrong though with replayability because as of 2024-05-08, I have only played Point City 10 times but Splendor 190 times as Splendor flows more smoothly and is faster. Cons - The box is so big and heavy (heavy because of the heavy tokens) that this game pretends like it is as epic game like War of the Ring when the gameplay is just like Point Salad / Point City. You could fit everything in 1/4 of the box. The game is not portable and is hard to carry around. They could have easily designed this to be in a Tiny Epic game box. --- Now, here are is my initial beginner comment, which I have already proved to be wrong! - The game is multiplayer solitaire. While there is a common pool of cards and tokens to select from for all players, however, overall it just feels like all of you are just doing your own separate thing most of the time without talking. Not fully a negative because there is still some interaction like in my last game, I won because I was watching what my opponent has. I looked at my opponent's available tokens and cards and based my decision there. I won and after the game, she told me that I made her life very hard during the game, well, I just made Splendor a cutthroat game. - WRONG!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Better than Splendor
*by S***Z on December 1, 2024*

I like the differences in this one compared to the original game. It’s a little more dynamic and requires a little more to win. You have to have one of each five colors, you have to get 16 points, and you have to have one of the top tier cards, which means you get a green infinity stone, and that counts as part of your 10 chip limit. So you don’t wanna get this too early since it counts as part of your limit. So it’s much more strategic. Also, because everyone gets equal turns, the person who triggers the last round Is interesting. If you were the last player to start and you triggered the last round game immediately ends and no one has a chance to catch up. If you’re not the last player to start the last round others still have a chance to catch you. When the last round is triggered, and if the person triggered, it has the Avengers Assemble, if another player plays a card with more tags, then the Avengers Assemble be stolen from the player triggering the final round. And if the person losing that then falls below 16 points, it untriggers the last round! Play continues till all Conditions are met including 16 points. More exciting play. Love this game.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Perfect for 2 to 4 people, very engaging
*by S***A on November 23, 2025*

It’s perfect game for 2 people and upto 4 people. This is the best 2 people game I have found and I and my husband love to play it. Every time we play it requires us to think differently, new strategies. It’s never the same, and is quick to set up and takes around 30 mins to finish the game. The Avengers theme goes perfectly it as it’s about assembling gems.

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