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.
Heist: One Team, One Mission is not a game that you are going to play for hours at a time, but it is a surprisingly enjoyable little speed cooperative game that most people should enjoy.
Don’t Tip the Cows! may appeal to some people, but all I saw was another generic stacking game that had nothing new to offer the genre.
Abalone is a solid abstract strategy game that is simple enough for the whole family to enjoy which unfortunately has a potentially fatal flaw that has to be addressed in order to truly enjoy the game.
I Spy Spooky Mansion is an okay game that is surprisingly challenging at times, but it relies on too much luck and fails to really differentiate itself.
Blast from the Past adds an interesting mechanic to your typical trivia game, but it still ends up being a generic and uninspired trivia game.
32 Dice has a lot going for it, and yet fails to be anything more than another generic abstract strategy game.
Fish or Cut Bait has some interesting ideas, but none of them really work leading to a boring and repetitive dice rolling game.
The Myst board game actually has some interesting ideas with the jigsaw puzzle mechanics but the lack of real gameplay ruins the experience.
Cro-Magnon feels like a compilation of several other party games and ends up being a very average party game.