Do you like tennis but are too lazy to actually go out and play a game of real tennis? In 1975 Parker Brothers decided to create a card game based on tennis called Tennis The Smashing Card Game. While it relies too heavily on luck, Tennis the Smashing Card Game is a solid tennis card game.
Trivial Pursuit Steal offers some refreshing changes to a series that desperately needed some new gameplay mechanics but there are also some ill-advised ideas that don’t exactly work.
“Word Madness” combines two well-known concepts, a word game and “Go Fish,” but it isn’t unique enough to deserve a recommendation.
1920’s racing. Old timey villains. The ability to play a hero or a villain. Jaunty Jalopies had so much potential to be a quirky, entertaining card game. Unfortunately Jaunty Jalopies does not live up to its’ potential.
Grab your wands and prepare to spot the differences. In Hocus Focus players try to spot the differences between many different wizards. While Hocus Focus is a solid game, there are better alternatives for adults.
A review of the 1990 card game 5 Alive designed by Eàmon Bloomfield and published by Hasbro and International Games.
Reverse Curse could be a good game for young children. Unfortunately the game is way too boring for everyone else.
A detailed look at the rules for how to play 5 Alive a 1990 card game published by Hasbro and International Games.
Do you love UNO? Does the idea of a machine shooting cards at you sound interesting? Then Card Attack may be for you. Just don’t expect a highly original experience.
How to Play | My Thoughts | Final Verdict | Comments How to Play Pac-Man Card Game Pac-Man is a 1982 Milton Bradley card game that tasks players with forming …
