Walt Disney’s Adventureland Game’s gameplay is quite basic relying almost entirely on luck, but the game has enough Disney and retro charm that it may overcome these faults for some people.
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Zoom In Barcelona is a simple and fun adventure in Spain that families should enjoy even if it may be a little too simple for some players.
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The 1966 Looney Tunes games is basically what you would expect from a game from its era, a pretty generic draw a card and move game with very little to hold your interest.
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Black Dog adds a surprising amount of strategy and interesting mechanics to your traditional Pachisi/Parcheesi gameplay which unfortunately leads to some of its own problems.
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Piranha Panic has a really interesting mechanic that showed a lot of potential, but there is unfortunately not much else to the game.
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Back Off! Buzzard has some interesting ideas and the buzzard mechanic will probably please children, but the game lacks any sense of substance leading to a pretty dull game.
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Stampin’ deserves a lot of credit for putting in the effort to try and create a good stamp collecting game, but unfortunately that work lead to a semi-broken and ultimately unsatisfying game.
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LEGO Harry Potter Hogwarts has some interesting ideas that should appeal to children, but too many of the mechanics don’t work as intended leading to a boring experience for adults.
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The Uncle Wiggily Game may be considered a board game classic that young children will probably love, for everyone else it is a boring mess that you can make a good argument that it shouldn’t even be considered a board game.
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The Jumanji board game is clearly flawed and has quite a few issues, but it deserves some credit for being before its time in some interesting ways.
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