Included in this expansion are new plastic figures, cards and counters, as well as a new series of chapters sure to test your mettle! First, I like that each scenario doesn't have the same victory condition, and second that there are decisions (side quests) that you have to make during the campaign that will affect what happens later. The rules tell you that you can move to adjacent tiles, but due to the artwork of the boards, movement spaces are not lined up next to each other in a simple grid system (a common staple in dungeon-crawling games).

The game box contains 1 storybook, 6 mouse figures, 16 enemy figures, 1 tale board, 8 Reversible Hall tiles, 28 Skill cards, 71 Dig cards, 18 Meeting cards, 6 Heros-mouse cards, 5 action dice, 3 boards of tokens and markers, the rule of the game.

Then there's a good chance that you aren't going to have a chance to complete your quest, since time will run out well before you are able to actually advance in the game - after all, you hear a roach scurrying around the corner, and you can't resist engaging in an epic battle of one inch warriors! However, in Mice and Mystics, you roll the dice so often that it feels like the entire game depends on how those rolls land. Mice and Mystics is a boldly innovative game that thrusts players into an ever-changing, interactive environment, and features a rich storyline that the players create as they play the game! Alexandre Aja, long-time horror film director, will be directing and writing the film's script along with David Leslie Johnson.

Mice and Mystics is a cooperative adventure game in which the players work together to save an imperiled kingdom. When moving out of water, the rulebook specifies that you must roll a die, and if you roll a "star", then you successfully move out of the water.

Mice and Mystics is a story game in which you follow the adventures of Prince Collin and his friends—humans who are currently trapped in the bodies of mice. If you have a younger family looking for something that everyone can play, then there is something here; but the enjoyment may mainly be had by the kids. I think it's complicated enough that most kids would need an adult to play it WITH them at the younger age (7) stated on the box. Later chapters also provide different ways of achieving goals depending on previously earned choices and story achievements and, despite its age, Mice and Mystics still feels like it holds its own in the contemporary market.