Board Games

While not as good as Alan Moon’s masterpiece Ticket to Ride, Skyline 3000 does a great job blending simplicity and strategy.

While Fun City does add some interesting mechanics to a traditional roll and move game, it falls into many of the all too familiar faults with the roll and move genre.

The New Yorker: Cartoon Caption Game made some poor rules decisions but the game is still quite a bit of fun and can be very funny.

Based off the popular card game Set, Set Cubed takes all of the speed out of the game and leaves behind a boring dice rolling game.

My Word is a very solid card game that fails to bring anything new or original to the word card game genre.

While trying to be original, Sorry Spin falls into a lot of the same pitfalls as the original Sorry.

Lacking any strategy or decision making and just requiring a standard deck of playing cards to play, Giant Spoons is a bad game.

Dumb laws are funny to read but the concept should have stuck to web sites and books, not turned into a far below average trivia game like Real Dumb Laws.

While Key to the Kingdom does a good job adding some interesting mechanics to the roll and move genre, all of these additional rules require constant reference to the hazard handbook which makes the game drag along.

Beat the Count is a bad card game that relies almost entirely on luck due to the lack of decisions to be made.