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A detailed look at the history of the classic board game Guess Who? highlighting how it has changed over the years since its creation.

Double-Play Baseball is a simple easy to play baseball game that fans of the sport may enjoy if they don’t mind that there is little depth to the actual gameplay.

Kismet is a solid dice game that fails to do anything particularly original for the genre.

Challenge Perfection is a decent attempt at turning Perfection into a multiplayer game even if it doesn’t really do anything to distinguish itself from the original game.

Overboard is a surprisingly fun little abstract strategy game that unfortunately doesn’t have a lot of replay value.

In some ways Mr. Pop! finds a way to improve upon its’ inspiration Perfection, but it is just too simple and repetitive to remain interesting for very long.

Trespass has some interesting ideas that could have made for a good game but it has some serious balance issues that lead to it being kind of a boring.

Double Cross adds some interesting ideas to the typical Tic-Tac-Toe/Connect 4 genre but also relies on quite a bit of luck.

While Aggravation is a simple roll and move game, there is not enough to the game to keep it interesting for long.

For a game that is over 60 years old Perquackey does a decent job holding up but fails to do anything to distinguish itself from so many other word games.