Are you ready for some Pig Pong? No not Ping Pong but Pig Pong. Pig Pong is a 1986 game created by Milton Bradley where players use a pig in order to blow air to push the ball onto the other side of the net. Pig Pong may be a children’s game but is is surprisingly more enjoyable for adults than you would expect.
Ready! Set! Spaghetti! In this 1989 Milton Bradley game you try to roll up your spaghetti before your competitors. While Ready! Set! Spaghetti should appeal to children, the game relies too heavily on luck to be very entertaining for adults.
Roll and move games in general are not very good. They lack having any strategy and rely entirely on luck. With Roller Coaster’s unique theme I was hoping that would be different. While Roller Coaster actually succeeds at being better than most roll and move games, it is still far from a good game.
Grab your wands and prepare to spot the differences. In Hocus Focus players try to spot the differences between many different wizards. While Hocus Focus is a solid game, there are better alternatives for adults.
Reverse Curse could be a good game for young children. Unfortunately the game is way too boring for everyone else.
Yahoo Buckaroo! is a children’s game at heart. Despite some issues though, Yahoo Buckaroo! can be enjoyable for adults as well in short doses.
When I was a child I remember loving to play the game Pizza Party. After many years, I decided to try the game again. Unfortunately Pizza Party has aged poorly.
How to Play | My Thoughts | Final Verdict | Comments How to Play Monster Mash “Monster Mash” is a 1987 Parker Brothers family game which involves spotting minute differences …
Acrobats a children’s game created back in 1986, has its’ fans. Some people grew up playing the game and have fond memories of it. I never played the game as a child and as an adult I have to say that Acrobats is not a very good game especially for adults.
The game publisher Ravensburger has a pretty hit and miss track record in my opinion. The smaller children games are usually boring, require no strategy, rely entirely on luck, and are generally poorly designed games. On the other hand, Ravensburger’s family and adult games are usually pretty good. Unfortunately, Mini Cat & Mouse falls into the bad children’s game category.