Disney Villainous: Success at Any Cost^*

Disney Villainous: Success at Any Cost is a standalone two-player entry in Ravensburger's Villainous line, designed by Michael Mulvihill, for ages 10 and up. You play Ernesto de la Cruz from Disney Pixar's Coco and Prince Hans from Disney's Frozen, each chasing a unique win condition. At around 50 minutes it is a compact head-to-head version of the series, and both villains can also face off against those from the other Villainous games.

What's it about?

Each player controls one Disney villain with their own board, deck and objective. The first to fulfil their villainous plan wins.

How it plays

1. Move your character to a different location on your board.
2. Take one or more of the actions shown there, usually by playing cards: allies, items, effects and conditions.
3. Refill your hand to four cards.

One action lets you draw two cards from your opponent's fate deck and play one onto their board, covering two of the four action spaces at one location with heroes and items from their movie.

What makes it special?

The fate deck gives you a direct way to interfere with your rival, and because each villain wins differently, the two sides feel distinct.

Who is it for?

Couples and Disney fans looking for a tactical card game with take-that, and Villainous collectors who want new characters for their games.