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King of 20
Part crossword, part math problem, all board game - is fun part of that mix? -
Telestrations
Telephone comes off the playground and into the living room with Telestrations, a new take on the old family favorite. -
Mundus Novus
The conquistadors still have a lot of work to do in this game of colonization and trade in the New World. -
Octopus’ Garden
All those hands, how far can an octopus multitask? -
Bug Out
Bug Out, a family game of matching creepy-crawlies -
Irondie
Collectibility meets metal dice, with a game to boot -
Everyman’s Fantasy – #003
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Roman Taxi
Rome, to hear it told, was a pretty busy place, what with being the center of western civilization and all. People had loci to go, populus to see, and res to do. That’s where the players of Roman Taxi come in. They’re not the movers and shakers, they’re the ones who get the upper crust to wherever they need to be to do their moving and shaking. They’re Roman chariot taxi drivers. -
Donkey It’s a Kick!
Publisher Cleveland Kids Art Credits GHOST Graphic Designs Game Contents 108 cards (54 Playing, 54 Kicker), seven plastic pucks, stack of score sheets, instructions Guidelines Fast-Play Card Game MSRP $24.99 Reviewer Andy Vetromile You know those tables you see at game gatherings where everyone is in rapt attention to what’s going on, and sometimes a […] -
Did One Man Save The Gaming Industry Overnight?
I know that they were doing it back when I would purchase games on cassette tape for my Vic-20. Sure those games were no where near as intense on the programming side as even the most inane shovel-ware that you can find for $5 in Best Buy these days. But, still, I know the industry has been using a code re-use model for a very long time.