2007

While Make ‘N’ Break Extreme doesn’t add a lot to the original game, it is still an enjoyable experience.

The T-Shirt game is basically Apples to Apples with t-shirts. While the game made some terrible rule decisions, it is still quite a bit of fun to play. However, it just isn’t as good as the game it was obviously inspired by.

While it could have been better, Bull in a China Shop is a very solid card game.

Monsters are invading the forest and threatening Tikiman’s children. Take control of Tikiman and with the use of various towers drive those monsters back. Pixeljunk Monsters Ultimate is not the best tower defense game on the market but it is still a very solid game.

Have You Herd was first created back in 1943 under the name of Hoodowla Zwierzatek (The Little Animal Farm). After 64 years Winning Moves brought the game back into print. While not perfect, Have You Herd is a decent filler dice rolling game.

In 2007 Buffalo Games released the children’s card game Monster Maker. While way too simple for an adult audience, I think Monster Maker could be enjoyed by children who like the monster theme.

Alan Moon (creator of Ticket to Ride) along with Aaron Weissblum created a series of travel games called 10 Days. While not as good as the Ticket to Ride series, I enjoyed playing the USA version of the game. After playing the Africa version I have to say it is not as good as the USA version but it is still enjoyable and may teach you a little about Africa.

Electronic Hyper Slide is an electronic game created by Hasbro in 2007. Electronic Hyper Slide is a collection of five games that tries to take a modern approach to Simon Says, Simon, and Mastermind. While Electronic Hyper Slide might get boring during extended play, it works well as a quick pick up and play game.