New Donald Duck Game Celebrates 90 Years Of The Iconic Disney Character In A Surprising Way

Donald Duck is celebrating his 90th birthday in style as the iconic cartoon character takes center stage in a new tabletop game. Arguably the most iconic Disney outside of Mickey Mouse, the beloved hot-head is no stranger to interactive entertainment given that he's appeared in several video and board games over his storied career. While some may know him as the most powerful mage in the series or for his decent cards, Donald Duck is looking to blaze a new trail with his latest board game.

Developed by Maestro Media, the studio behind the revered board game,is a new endeavor for the grumpy fowl that sees him embarking on an "" Turns involve players revealing a new part of the board before setting out on journeys to gather resources that can be used to set up tents on various terrains or craft gadgets to make progress smoother. It's all about balance though as the more resources in one's bag, the slower their movement meaning less of the environment can be mapped.

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is a game for 2-4 Players that runs for an average of 30-45 minutes a session. Players must complete tasks to earn badges and bonuses, with the winner taking the top spot by gathering up enough points by the time Donald Duck returns to camp. It may seem like an odd fit but Donald Duck has starred in several extremely popular games that are both mainstream hits and cult classics so marking the character's 90th birthday with a high-end board game is undoubtedly a fun celebration for all fans.

Besides starring in several licensed board games, including all the way back in 1938, Donald Duck is far more at home in the realm of video games. Beyond his starring role in he's also led several solo games including and ​​​​​​. Despite his popularity, Donald Duck's board game adaptations don't come close to his video game adventures, so it's good to see him gain a new tabletop