Mediocre overall tabletop game for kids. It doesn't utilize any strategy, nor thought, nor other skills, just luck. Also, the tiles could have some property, some action, a magic spell, something to make it more interesting; I find myself telling my 6-year-old daughter what each tile does when you land on it from my imagination. Nice box and board and colors, but completely indifferent figures. Very expensive for what it offers.

We got it for my 5-year-old son as a gift and he initially loved it. It has a very impressive feature for kids, that the figure moves when you find the right position on the key. The game stopped when two of the key covers were lost, and he quickly stopped playing with it. However, he really enjoyed it for as long as it lasted!

Excellent board game that engages children pleasantly. Simple and understandable rules. The game is mainly for 2 people, but can be played by 3 or 4 with some concessions. One player is searching to find the key to free the princess, while the other is the magician trying to catch him (knowing where he has hidden it). Very good construction of the pieces and the tower. I consider it relatively expensive.