Dexterity

Operation Pet Scan is an interesting twist on the formula that can be fun in short doses despite some of its issues.

There is no denying that Foosketball is a silly game that is not going to appeal to everyone, but beneath that silliness is a surprisingly fun game that actually utilizes more skill than you would expect.

Flying Pirates doesn’t differ much from your typical children’s dexterity game, but there is something surprisingly fun about shooting pirates out of cannons to sink ships.

Hang in There! is one of those children’s games that can be surprisingly enjoyable for adults as long as you play it is small doses.

Get A Grip: The No Thumbs Challenge can be kind of fun when it embraces the silliness of its premise, but far too often it reverts back to becoming another very generic silly dexterity game.

Beard Ball is an interesting game as it finds a way to be both fun and kind of stupid at the same time.

Riff Raff is arguably the best and most difficult stacking game that I have ever played, but it does suffer from many of the same issues as most games from the genre.

Don’t Tip the Cows! may appeal to some people, but all I saw was another generic stacking game that had nothing new to offer the genre.

Hop! is arguably the most overproduced game that I have ever played which will be a little too silly for some players, but the gameplay overcomes that to create a fun dexterity game that families should enjoy.

Penguin Pile-Up is a surprisingly challenging children’s dexterity game that unfortunately fails to add anything new to the genre.