Risk
Risk
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| 2 to 5 players | 90 min | 10 years and up |
For over 60 years, Risk has been one of the most famous strategy games in the world. In this classic game of territorial conquest, each player takes command of an army with one goal: to expand their empire and accomplish their mission before their opponents. With reinforcement management, decisive attacks, temporary alliances, and unexpected betrayals, each game is different. Thanks to its new edition, Risk offers several game modes, including a beginner mode to discover the rules more easily and an expert mode for strategists seeking challenges.

How to play Risk?
Game Setup
- The board representing the different continents is placed in the center of the table.
- Each player chooses a color and receives their army. Territories are distributed among the participants, then each player deploys their first troops.
- Depending on the chosen mode, players also receive a secret missionto accomplish or play with the classic objective of world domination.
Gameplay outline
- On their turn, a player always follows the same steps.
- They begin by receiving reinforcements based on the number of territories they control, to which bonuses for fully conquered continents may be added.
- They can then launch as many attacks as they wish against neighboring territories. Battles are resolved using dice: the attacker and defender roll their dice, then compare the results to determine which armies are eliminated.
- When a territory is conquered, the player moves some of their troops into it before potentially continuing their offensive. Finally, they can reposition certain units to prepare their defense for the next turn.
- The entire strategy of Risk lies in finding the right balance between rapid expansion and consolidating one's positions. An overly ambitious attack can leave a continent defenseless, while an overly cautious strategy risks allowing opponents to gain the upper hand.
Win/Loss Condition
- Victory conditions depend on the chosen game mode.
- In the classic version, the winner is the first player to complete their Secret Missionor eliminate all opponents according to the selected rules.
- Each game requires adapting to the objectives and decisions of other players, which constantly renews possible strategies.
Our Tips for Winning
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Secure a continent quickly
Controlling a continent provides additional reinforcements each turn. Australia and South America are often good early-game objectives.
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Do not scatter your armies
It's better to have a few strong positions than many territories that are difficult to defend.
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Choose your attacks wisely
Every dice roll involves an element of uncertainty. Only engage in combat when the odds are in your favor.
FAQ – All About Risk
What is the purpose of Risk?
The goal is to conquer territories, strengthen your army, and achieve your objective before your opponents to win the game.
How many players can participate?
The new edition of Risk is played by 2 to 5 players. It also offers several modes adapted to the participants' skill level.
Is chance important?
Battles are resolved using dice, which introduces an element of chance. However, managing reinforcements, choosing attacks, and controlling continents remain the decisive factors for victory.
Why choose Risk?
Because it is one of the essential conquest games. Its mix of strategy, negotiation, risk-taking, and epic battles continues to captivate players generation after generation. Thanks to its different game modes, it remains accessible to new players while offering exciting confrontations for the most experienced strategists.