A spin-off game, like a movie sequel, often fails to meet the standard set by the original. In this case, though, we ask, "Does this game succeed where the original (in my less-than humble opinion) failed?" Read on!
In contrast to Portobello Market, I purchased this game with high expectations, and I am pleased to report that it did not disappoint. Believe the hype!
I had modest expectations for this impulse purchase at a post-Christmas sale. I was pleasantly surprised to find a very decent game here.
It's Top Trumps with horses, hooray! No, wait, I mean BOO!
Ooh, baby animals! A guaranteed irresistible theme for a family game.
It's a classic game ... no, not Monopoly ... where intrepid adventurers seek treasure, and danger lurks at every corner ... okay, there's no danger, really, it's more of a scavenger hunt.
A weightier card game for adults and more experienced gamer children.
To the uninitiated, this is what springs to mind when you mention children's boardgames. To the gaming aficionado, this is the type of game we try to forget.
A reader poses a problem twice as challenging as any of our previous questions.
Gentlemen, start your engines! It's time for another Father Geek game review. Our content is all about quality rather than speed of production, but I've made an exception today for a game that feels the need ... the need ... for speed.
A reader asks us about games on a plane. In the immortal words of Neville Flynn, after the swearing was dubbed over for television, "Enough is enough! I have had it with these monkey-fighting games on this Monday-to-Friday plane!" But then we took some Valium and answered the question.
Not to be missed: the riveting second instalment in our series of reviews of duck-themed games.