2004

Memoir ’44 does a great job creating a war game that is accessible while still having depth but it might not be for everyone.

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation The Board Game adds interesting stories to your typical deduction game but ends up forgetting about actually adding any interesting gameplay.

The Disney Magic Kingdom Game has enough charm to appeal to Disney fans but shares too much in common with traditional roll and move games to appeal to anyone else.

WaveLength is a party game that is all about whether or not you are on the same “wavelength” as your partner in the game. However, the game isn’t particularly original and we have already reviewed several similar games on this blog over the last few years.

Like Minds is a solid “match your partner” party game that suffers from not really differentiating itself from many other games in the genre.

While it is debatable whether Black Stories should even be considered a game, it is a surprisingly enjoyable deduction experience.

While It’s A Dog’s Life includes some cute dogs, no number of cute dogs can overcome an extremely bland generic party game.

While you wouldn’t think adding an economic mechanic to a word game would be a good idea, it works surprisingly well in BuyWord creating a unique and entertaining game.

Typo has some interesting mechanics for a word game but still fails to distinguish itself from most other word games.

While it lacks interactivity and relies pretty heavily on luck, StrataGem has more strategy than you would think which leads to a solid game.