U-Build Mouse Trap Board Game Review and Rules
U-Build Mouse Trap has some interesting ideas that ultimately don’t work, which leads to a broken game that has nothing to do with the original Mouse Trap.
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Board Games
Pool Party (2018) Board Game Review and Rules
Pool Party shares a lot in common with a lot of other family dexterity games but it has enough unique twists to make it an interesting experience.
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Anatomy Fluxx Card Game Review and Rules
Anatomy Fluxx doesn’t drastically change the Fluxx formula but it does a good job adding a biology/anatomy educational mechanic to Fluxx.
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Mark “Three” Game Board Game Review and Rules
The Mark “Three” Game adds an interesting dexterity mechanic to Tic-Tac-Toe which leads to some mindless fun but becomes repetitive quicker than you would like.
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CSI: Crime Scene Investigation The Board Game Board Game Review and Rules
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation The Board Game adds interesting stories to your typical deduction game but ends up forgetting about actually adding any interesting gameplay.
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Teeter Flips Board Game Review and Rules
Teeter Flips is a simple little dexterity game that you can have some fun with but that enjoyment does not last that long.
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Relative Insanity Card Game Review and Rules
Jeff Foxworthy’s Relative Insanity may be far from original but it is one of the better games that I have played in the Apples to Apples genre of party games.
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Get the MacGuffin Card Game Review and Rules
Get the MacGuffin is an interesting idea for a quick filler card game but some of the cards let down the rest of the game.
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Yali Board Game Review and Rules
Yali is an interesting take on Chinese Checkers as it adds a balancing mechanic which adds more strategy to the game but it still ends up being a pretty boring game.
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Rebound Ramp It Up Board Game Review and Rules
I applaud Rebound Ramp It Up for trying something new with the Rebound formula to try and recreate Skee-Ball but the game ultimately doesn’t add a lot to its predecessor.
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