Category Archives: Reviews

Here is a simple and quick game your little geek will understand in about a minute, but that is not meant to imply this is an easy game! Expect challege and fun and lasers! You and your little geek must make smart moves and slight adjustments to win the ultimate battle of laser warfare. Pew! Pew! Pew! Continue reading →

Sharks, sea monsters, and dangers abound in this classic game reprint that will test you and your little geek’s brain power, while at the same time providing a wonderful game experience that is fun and fast! Survival of your little meeples might be questionable at times, but this game is guaranteed to provide fun for all every time! Continue reading →

This is the perfect game for your very young little geeks. It is simple to play, allows for fun interaction, and there are plenty of opportunities to teach and learn from each other while playing. But do not expect this game to be played long as interest will quickly wane. Continue reading →

There is a reason why Memory is a classic game. The core mechanic has been mixed into hundreds of games throughout the years. True, it isn’t a “flashy” game, but there is a subtle strategy to it that makes it appealing. Plus, memorization is a skill that we could all benefit from strengthening, regardless of age or gender. Continue reading →

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! Continue reading →

I really like this dice game. It is fast, easy to teach, and easy to play. You can sit down with a friend or up to 5 other people and have several battles in less than an hour. Not many games provide speed and entertainment with a high level of customization. Cookie Fu delivers with a solid punch of awesomeness! Continue reading →

There is absolutely zero decision making to be made and not even anything fun to look at short of some little purple wooden mice. The game publisher’s suggested age range for this game is 4 years old and up. I think the age range is more likely ages 2 to 4. Continue reading →

Gimmicks in games are like the Force; they can be used for good or evil. Used for good, they can augment the gaming experience by evoking the theme or giving players a novel mechanism for resolving game events. Used for evil, they distract from the game, divide attention and frustrate players. Continue reading →

Fun with magnets! Very strong magnets! The kind of magnets that could erase your computer’s hard drive a good 10 feet away. But that’s part of the fun, and the chaos, of the game. Surprisingly, it is the eggs you have to watch out for, not the rattlesnakes. Continue reading →

Space Hulk is a game that is both visually pleasing and very accessible to my six-year old son. If you enjoy miniatures-based combat as well as a sci-fi theme, Space Hulk is the game for you! Continue reading →