They Really Made That 10 Weird Children’s Board Games That Defy Explanation
From questionable themes to games where children could get hurt, here is a list of ten of the weirdest children’s games ever made.
From questionable themes to games where children could get hurt, here is a list of ten of the weirdest children’s games ever made.
While it’s a game that I would only play every so often, I think Talkin’ Tango is a solid to good party word game.
After playing the game there is a lot I liked about Pixel Tactics but the length of the game keeps it from being great.
The Q*bert board game seems to care more about being authentic to the arcade game than actually making an interesting board game.
While not the best game ever, Times Square does a good job blending a simple to play game with some interesting strategic options.
Savannah Cafe is a very average “Tortoise and the Hare” like racing game. While it is solid as filler and for non-hardcore gamers, strategy gamers who hate a high luck to strategy ratio probably won’t like it.
While as a product tie-in the game could have been a lot worse, Spices of the World is still a pretty bland roll and move game.
Bumper Cars is a roll-and-move game with a mess with your opponents mechanic which is better than traditional family games like Sorry! and Candy Land but is still a below average board game.
While Fibber! is not a great game, I have to admit that it was considerably better than I expected.
Despite the poor artwork and subpar content quality, Froop! is a solid symbol matching card game.