#My little pony castle how to

Published by MB Games in 1985 this really is a simple game, but perfect for all My Little Pony fans out there. I guess this is a bit like missing a turn, or having to roll a certain number on a die before you are able to move on. There’s a bit in the game where if you land on a space with a flag on it you have to wait there until you next draw a card of the corresponding colour to move on. If you turn over a card with a pony on it then you move your counter to that pony on the board – regardless of whether that is infant of you or behind you. If you turn over a card with one on you move your counter to the next horseshoe of that colour on the board. This is sone by showing coloured horseshoes with coordinate with ones on the board.

#My little pony castle how to

Rather than have dice, players instead pick up cards which tell them how to move on the board. The aim of the game is to be the first player to read the Dream Castle. Before trying to flip it into a profit by selling it to some real MLP fans online!Īimed at ages 4 and up the game really is incredibly simple, especially when you consider that some children that young probably can’t read or count yet. When I found a copy of My Little Pony Dream Castle Game in a charity shop for just a couple of quid I decided that I needed to at least try the game out. But at the same time it is a bit of a classic for all My Little Pony fans. I’ll start by admitting that a My Little Pony board game isn’t exactly my cup tea.