Pac-Man Board Game (1980) Review and Rules
While the 1980 Pac-Man Board Game may be the most faithful board game to the arcade game, it also ends up being a boring game.
While the 1980 Pac-Man Board Game may be the most faithful board game to the arcade game, it also ends up being a boring game.
While the designers tried to make a card game based on the Dallas television show, a high reliance on luck and broken mechanics lead to a pretty bad card game.
The Christmas Game is a bad roll and move game with some questionable rules that is only slightly saved by its’ cheesiness.
While the Ms. Pac-Man game does a good job simulating the arcade game, it doesn’t do a good job actually creating a fun engaging experience.
The board game Public Assistance is regularly regarded as one of the more politically incorrect board games of all time. As a matter of fact the game was pulled from store shelves due to its’ political incorrectness. Public Assistance is a board game centered around making fun of people on the welfare system as well as many other groups of people. I wasn’t expecting much from the game and I was surprised that the game was even worse than I was expecting.