Board Games

Husker Du is a solid memory game for children but it just doesn’t appeal to a wide enough audience.

Buffalo Chips tries to re-theme UNO while adding a couple mechanics but it does a poor job with both.

While trying to improve on the game Clue, Whodunit ends up making the game worse by removing almost all of the deduction out of the game.

A look at some of the most interesting Kickstarter board game projects from the week of August 23rd to August 29th, 2015.

Dragonwood is a great combination of press your luck, set collecting, and dice rolling elements that is perfect for families. Even some hardcore gamers may enjoy it.

Storage Wars: The Game is one of the better licensed games I’ve played. The theme works well and the game is very easy to learn and play. However, there are better auction/bidding games out there.

While the Ms. Pac-Man game does a good job simulating the arcade game, it doesn’t do a good job actually creating a fun engaging experience.

While the board game does a good job being authentic to the arcade game, the Donkey Kong board game ends up being just another boring roll and move game.

For Sale is a classic that nearly all gamers should enjoy. The game is easy to learn and simple to play but offers a ton of interesting decisions.

While a good trivia game for people who want to learn about Geography, Global Ranking won’t really appeal to other board game players.