Trap Tennis Board Game Review and Rules
Trap Tennis is an interesting and unique experience that you can have some fun with, but it gets repetitive rather quickly.
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Board Games
Six Shooter Board Game Review and Rules
Six Shooter finds a way to combine Yahtzee and Bingo into a dice game that is better than I expected which unfortunately gets repetitive rather quickly.
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Spider Wars Board Game Review and Rules
Spider Wars has some really interesting ideas for a 1980s Milton Bradley game but the execution doesn’t live up to its potential.
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Dice City Board Game Review and Rules
Dice City might look like a mixture of a bunch of random mechanics but the game successfully combines them into a highly satisfying and fun game that is hard to put down.
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13 Dead End Drive Board Game Review and Rules
13 Dead End Drive actually has a lot of interesting ideas for a 1990s roll and move game but has some issues that prevent it from being anything more than a very average game.
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Bomb Squad Academy Card Game Review and Rules
Bomb Squad Academy is an accessible well designed card game that has some good ideas but has some issues as well.
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Loopin’ Louie Board Game Review and Rules
Loopin’ Louie is not quite as good as what I remember from my childhood but it still holds up surprisingly well as a game that the whole family can enjoy.
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Codenames Pictures Board Game Review and Rules
Codenames Pictures is another fantastic party game in the Codenames lineup that is a blast to play but doesn’t quite reach the level of the original game.
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25 Words or Less Board Game Review and Rules
25 Words or Less has a good framework for a fun party word game that is unfortunately derailed by overly difficult word cards which ruin what otherwise could have been a pretty good game.
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Temple Run: Danger Chase Board Game Review and Rules
Temple Run: Danger Chase surprised me a little as more effort was put in to the game than you typically get from a licensed game but it still has its own issues.
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