Deduction

While Conspiracy does some interesting things for an older Milton Bradley game, it doesn’t result in a very interesting game.

While Electronic Talking Mystery Mansion has some interesting ideas and some great components, the over reliance on luck and the lack of actual deduction prevents the game from being anything more than an average game.

Downfall has some interesting ideas that makes for a game that can sometimes be fun but due to a reliance on luck and a feeling that your opponent’s have more impact on your fate than you do makes Downfall a very average board game.

While not nearly as bad as it looks, Electronic Dream Phone is at best a very average deduction game.

Despite being quite innovative for its’ time period, Spy Detector has a couple issues that keeps it from being anything more than an average game.

While it may seem too simple, Heimlich & Co is a great blend of an accessible game that has plenty of strategy.

Despite looking like the predecessor to Guess Who, Whosit? is a solid but unspectacular light deduction game.

Despite having some interesting ideas, the Columbo Detective Game fails to be anything special due to flaws with most of the mechanics.

Despite borrowing heavily from the game Clue, Angel in the Attic is a Christmas themed cone of Clue that is worse than its’ predecessor.

While Hedbanz will not be for everyone, if your gaming group is in the right mindset you can have a surprising amount of fun with the game.