Dead Man’s Draw Card Game Review and Rules
Dead Man’s Draw might not be a highly original press your luck game, but it adds enough to make it one of the best games in its genre.
Dead Man’s Draw might not be a highly original press your luck game, but it adds enough to make it one of the best games in its genre.
Double Trouble may be better than the original Trouble due to having a little more strategy, but it fails to be anything more than a pretty generic children’s roll and move game.
Star Realms is such an interesting combination of different mechanics that work so well crafting an almost perfect blend between accessibility and strategy.
32 Dice has a lot going for it, and yet fails to be anything more than another generic abstract strategy game.
Overboard is a surprisingly fun little abstract strategy game that unfortunately doesn’t have a lot of replay value.
Battleship Torpedo Attack doesn’t differentiate itself much from the original game, but the shooting mechanics do make it a more satisfying experience.
Cooks & Crooks is not a highly original card game but it does create a fun experience for the whole family.
Jolly Octopus should really appeal to young children and is surprisingly more difficult than I expected, but ultimately becomes boring pretty quickly.
Tricky Tides succeeds at combining two very distinct genres and turning them into a surprisingly satisfying experience.
Shark Tank The Game had the potential to be a good board game, but ends up as a cheap cash-in game that is one of the worst board games that I have played in quite some time.