This game has the same feel as its board game counterpart but none of the repetitive roll-move-roll-buy-roll-move mechanics. There is also a great deal of player interaction which makes the game much more entertaining and exciting. Players on the verge of winning might suddenly be bombarded by debt and rent collectors which they might not be able to financially handle and be forced to give up their property!
The job of a parent is to not only love their child unconditionally, but to also arm the child with social, emotional, and cognitive skills that will help them be happy and confident adults. What better place to start than the family gaming table? But, you might be hindering when you think you are helping.
This is a very easy game and doesn't require any reading, memorization, or math skills to play. This makes it a perfect distraction for your youngest children and a great way to introduce them to logical decision making and risk vs. reward. Plus, with some slight modifications, the game can become much more interesting.
There is nothing about this game from an adult perspective that is noteworthy. And yet, this game appeals to the child in me. Part nostalgia for a time in my life when games were very straight forward and part reckless abandonment.
There are many places to buy games, but where can you get the games cheap? If there isn't a lot of extra cash in your budget but you want to get a game or two, here are Father Geek's top 5 ways to get games for cheap!
Do adults need to play more? Yes, most assuredly. As an adult, we have lots of responsibilities and these can weigh us down. Mortgage payments, raising children, working the J.O.B...it never ends.
Your young player taking a loooooooooooong time to complete their turn? No problem! Here's the solution!
A fellow father geek writes in to ask, where is the best place to teach and play games?
An easy "push your luck" card game that the entire family can enjoy.
Fantastic stories, adventure, drama, and dice! Get ready for an awesome reading and sharing experience.
One Father Geek shares his love of games and how he uses them to teach important life lessons.
As fast as you can, swallow as many marbles as possible. Rinse and repeat ad nauseum.