Once you reach an Outpost, the Warning Flare is reloaded and good to be used again. Each player is given a Warning Flare token and this can be used one time. There is one thing that can save you from your encounters though - a Warning Flare.
Now, play out each encounter with the three danger dice by rolling them, and for every exclamation point ( ! ) you get you must toss a passenger or piece of cargo overboard! Before your turn is over, you pick one ‘Lost & Found’ token and choose whether you want to add it to your boat or not. Then you draw four cards from the deck and pick a number of encounters equal to your movement (if you rolled a 2 then you pick two encounters from the four cards). To play, you simply roll the six-sided die (that only goes up to 4 by having two 2’s and two 3’s on it) and move your boat that number of spaces. Once this is all set up, put all the player’s boats at the start of the game and let the adventure begin! Finally, shuffle the four clue tokens and randomly place them on the board three tokens go next to the mailbox icons and one token goes on the house at the end of the game and place the five tip coins together on the side of the game. Take all of the ‘Lost & Found’ tokens and mix them up in a pile, shuffle the deck of cards, and put one of each cargo item on each of the four Outpost locations (it looks like a tent on the board). Each player then draws a Snipper Specialty card, which acts as their personal bonus throughout the game - this can be done randomly or selectively. Each player takes the handful of passengers that fit the family of their boat color and fills in all of the slots leaving three passengers left out. Only one piece of cargo OR one passenger can fill that seat at a time. Each player will have their own boat which is split into four sections of three seats. While this one has a handful of different pieces to figure out, it is ultimately not too difficult after the first sorting.
Good board games tend to hold this quality as they should be easy for players to understand before the end of the first game session. The initially set is a bit confusing, as most board games tend to be, but once you get it figured out it is easy to understand. The question is, does the game hold up to the entertainment value the rest of Jungle Cruise’s appearances do? Gameplay Themed after the original 1971 premiere attraction ride at Walt Disney World and Magic Kingdom, this board game is a mini-adventure for up to four players. Before being made into the well-received 2021 Disney movie, Jungle Cruise was made into a board game by Ravensburger.
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