I wanted to love this game, but unfortunately, I was disappointed in it. The Hunger Games is a great book series, and I've been anxiously awaiting the release of the third book, which is tomorrow! I bought the game for my library and held a small program for teens to come in and play the game. The night before, I played with the game with my husband in order to learn the rules ahead of time, so I could better assist the teens as they learned to play. I guess I just wanted more from the game than it was able to provide. We knew from the box that it was a strategy game, but I'd hoped that it would at least pull some trivia form the game. In the books, before the tributes actually go into the Hunger Games, they went through a couple of days of training in various events such as knot tying, wrestling, archery, edible plants, etc. The board game takes place during those training days. Players choose a district tribute to play from one of the ...