Don’t Feed the Gators’ gator mechanic is kind of clever and kids will love it, but there isn’t enough to the game to make it anything more than another generic children’s roll and move game.
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Googly Eyes plays like a game of Pictionary played with vision altering glasses that makes the game silly enough to appeal to younger families but ends up not differentiating itself much from every other drawing game.
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Fish or Cut Bait has some interesting ideas, but none of them really work leading to a boring and repetitive dice rolling game.
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DERU – The Art of Cooperation may seem simplistic but hiding under the surface is one of the better co-op puzzle games that I have played in quite some time.
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Monster Mania succeeds in taking CCGs like Pokemon and Yu-Gi-Oh and combining them into a compelling card game without the need for countless booster packs.
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I have to admit that I was genuinely surprised by the American Idol Collectible Card Game as it has some interesting ideas that unfortunately don’t work as well as intended.
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Decipher is not a perfect game, but it creates a compelling game by successfully combining a word game with a deduction elements.
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Double Feature is a fun new twist on the traditional movie trivia game that should appeal to all movie buffs despite having some issues.
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Party Hard 2 may share a lot in common with the original game, but it does what a sequel should by adding polish and expanding on what worked to create a game superior to the original.
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In The Dark adds an interesting memory twist to the Connect Four formula that doesn’t really do much to improve upon the original game.
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