Deer in the Headlights Game (2012) Dice Game Review and Rules
Deer in the Headlights definitely has its issues as it has no strategy and relies almost entirely on luck, and yet for some reason I enjoyed it more than I was expecting.
Deer in the Headlights definitely has its issues as it has no strategy and relies almost entirely on luck, and yet for some reason I enjoyed it more than I was expecting.
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.
Chameleon Crunch has some elements that are likely to appeal to young children, but it offers nothing for older children and adults.
Vampire Empire is a really interesting deduction card game with some unique ideas that leads to a satisfying if not a little flawed experience.
Zooloretto: The Dice Game may be too simple for some people, but it is a good adaptation of the original game adding some interesting twists to your typical dice game.
Cardline: Animals may not be for everyone, but it is a genuinely clever trivia game and probably one of the best animal trivia games ever created.
Cartoona is a fun little tile placement game that families should enjoy even if it has some issues.
Qwixx may share a lot in common with your traditional dice rolling game, but it improves upon Yahtzee and other similar games to become one of my favorite games from the genre.
Big Picture Apples to Apples doesn’t live up to the original game due to the pictures not always working well, but it is still a good game that the whole family can enjoy.
Greedy Gator has one unique mechanic that could make for a fun game but unfortunately there isn’t much else to the game.