Last year we featured some Atari arcade games that were converted into board and card games. They were the kinds of games I played when I was a kid. I did really well (I wasn’t old back then) and enjoyed a variety of different types, ...
Now that you’ve gotten your fill of sweets in yesterday’s Halloween feature, Ghosts Love Candy, we turn to what is the first of a series of games. Level 99 Games has created a new card game that reminds us a bit of Fluxx, where ...
Refill that cup of caffeine we talked about yesterday because here’s the second part of our list of games debuting for sale at Gen Con. I don’t know about you, but it feels like Christmas as a kid where you take the various stor ...
One problem we’ve run into many times when it comes to board and card games is if you don’t buy it when you see it, you may miss out and have to pony up a higher price to obtain a copy. Such is the state of the game industry tod ...
As we round the corner and head into the final stretch of our 150+ Days of Giveaways, we’re in for a battle. Not just any battle, but one that will include 2-5 people and uses cards. Yeah, that’s pretty specific, isn’t it? ...
We’re right at a third of the way through this year’s Mega Giveaway that we run in conjunction with our holiday gift guides. We hope you’ve utilized some of our guides to find gift ideas for someone on your shopping list. ...
It’s official, the kids are growing up. In advance of Halloween, Kennedy asked if she could go to the local haunted houses with her friends. She’s not had any interest in anything scary since watching World War Z. However, board ...
One of the things that gets us excited about the state of the board game industry is the consistent improvement being done on game mechanics. We have progressed from a roll-and-move society to one that demands the removal of luck from the g ...
We’ve talked endlessly about our schedule and how little time we’ve had lately to actually sit down and play longer games. That doesn’t mean we’ve given up gaming altogether, it just means we have to squeeze in short ...
I was around 11 years old when we got our first video game system. It was the Sears version of the Atari 2600, the first console to use cartridges instead of having the games stored internally. If you are of a similar age, you remember the ...
