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Box for Ants in the Pants

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Ants in the Pants Board Game Review and Rules

January 10, 2016January 5, 2016 Eric Mortensen 0 Comments 1969, Hasbro, Marvin Glass, Milton Bradley, Schaper Manufacturing Co

While far from a great game, Ants in the Pants holds up a lot better than I was expecting.

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Box for Dunce

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Dunce Board Game Review and Instructions

December 18, 2015December 17, 2015 Eric Mortensen 1 Comment 1955, Schaper Manufacturing Co

Dunce is a classic example of the earliest Schaper Manufacturing Company games, a shallow die rolling game whose variant rules are actually better than the original rules.

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Box for the London Bridge Game

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London Bridge Board Game Review and Instructions

October 28, 2015October 27, 2015 Eric Mortensen 0 Comments 1972, Schaper Manufacturing Co

While the game looks charming, London Bridge is a pretty poorly designed game that relies entirely on luck.