Perhaps this is the worst board game we have ever bought. The build quality is extremely low; the pieces constantly come apart, disassemble at the slightest touch, and really test your patience.
Assembly took us almost two hours — whatever we fixed on one side, broke on the other. Honestly, I would rather spend the whole afternoon assembling IKEA furniture than go through this process again.
The instructions are limited to an A6 leaflet, poorly written and incomplete, with such vague and hastily given directions that they confuse you more than help you. Overall, a disappointing experience that justifies neither the time nor the money spent.
STAY AWAY!!!!!

While the game doesn't have much meaning and never really ends... I'll say this! I bought it when I was 15 years old... a few years later a distant aunt of ours left us an inheritance. Shock. I have the second edition.

Although it seemed like a very nice game, it took us 3 hours trying to understand it from the instructions and in the end we didn't understand anything

Very nice game that was reissued after many years. It has some differences in the rules compared to the old version where they have now added the Detective and the frame in the mansion where each time shows who the heir is in relation to the will that it had before. The rules of the game are perfectly clear if you read them correctly and not hastily. It's worth buying.

Very fun game, we can't get enough of playing! As soon as one round finishes, we continue to the next. Regarding the game instructions, we didn't find them difficult, if you read them well, you understand them perfectly. Fantastic!

My nephew asked for it and I bought it. The idea of the game is interesting but the instructions are like stones, bricks, and tiles... They have no beginning, middle, and end, the worst instructions I have ever read in a board game. Needless to say, so many adults and children who were waiting to play, we never played...

We were excited as soon as we opened it, but after we fixed it, we gave up on it... it is quite difficult to understand how to play, it could have easier instructions and I would definitely say that it is for older ages. But once you understand how to play, it is fun! We liked it a lot!

It is a fair board game, I struggled with the assembly and it took me quite some time. The game rules confuse you a little, I think it is not for the age it claims to be, it is for older children. However, if you understand how to play, I think it is an exciting game. A big negative is that it takes some time to set up the mansion to play, as the cardboard pieces easily come out of the slots.