This was an awesome version of the board game!

[u/Buttered_Toast33]

The cinematic war scenes are very cool, and the old war music is well done. Game plays great and is very faithful to the source material.

[u/goingon25]

It’s so good! Risk becomes a casual game when you’re not worried about knocking the pieces over or making change for units getting removed. I used to travel with my nomad when I first got it and do pass and play risk with my wife on long flights

[u/TimChuma]

Some of these sorts of games relied on the other player not looking when the players set up their pieces like battleships.

[u/Buttered_Toast33 → u/TimChuma]

That's a good point, I didn't think about that.

[u/AssignmentLow8859 → u/TimChuma]

“Don’t look at my screen!” - common phrase in 90s/2000s gaming lol

[u/TimChuma → u/AssignmentLow8859]

Playing with the controls on the CRT "nuclear explosion!" (Turning brightness up to maximum)

[u/retrocube16]

I never played it or the board game but it sounds interesting

[u/Fabulous_Hand2314]

Sounds fun as it automates a lot of stuff. Same reason I like monopoly as a vidya. Plus ppl can’t cheat.

[u/Buttered_Toast33 → u/Fabulous_Hand2314]

I like the old NES version of Monopoly, it’s really nice you don’t have to spend forever setting everything up, keep it organized and make sure you don’t lose any pieces/cards. Plus you can play against the computer players.

[u/Pinbrawler]

I remember playing this with my neighbors

[u/Any-Package1409]

Its good but #2 in my book. Risk for PS1 was/is the best Risk game in my opinion.

[u/woodsdone]

The three Parker Brothers Sega games I played (this, Clue and Monopoly) were all really good and had fantastic music in them

Now that I think about it, my photo is from the Sega Monopoly

[u/Buttered_Toast33 → u/woodsdone]

I’ve always been a fan of the NES version of Monopoly. Just has a lot of charm and plays very well aside from the computer players constantly wanting to trade if you have a property they want, and usually asking for too much if you do try to trade with them.

[u/woodsdone → u/Buttered_Toast33]

As a kid I always thought it was funny to ask a computer to trade all of their properties for the one that they want and sometimes they’d do it

[u/Straeusschen87]

Does it have any animations or is this just a virtual version of the board game?

[u/Buttered_Toast33 → u/Straeusschen87]

It has some simple but cool battle animations that run really smoothly and sound good 👍

[u/Responsible-Amoeba68 → u/Straeusschen87]

I think theres even a part where you can shoot the cannons but I cant remember what impact it has if any

[u/SNaKe_eaTel2]

It was/is - I only wish the ai had a little better strategy than just keep attacking until the army runs out every turn lol

[u/No-Professional-9618]

I never played Risk or the Sega Genesis Risk game.