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Category Archives: Reviews

Games and other miscellaneous goodness the Father Geek staff have tried. Remember: these are all just “opinions”. Agree? Disagree? Super! There is no wrong answer! Here you can view all the topics under this category. You might also be want to take a look at our Games by Type and Games by Minimum Age Recommendation. Gosh, we’re helpful.

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Hungry Hungry Hippos Game Review

By Cyrus | September 29, 2010 - 9:10 pm |September 22, 2013 Reviews
16 Comments

As fast as you can, swallow as many marbles as possible. Rinse and repeat ad nauseum. Continue reading →

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Tagged Action / Dexterity Games, Animal Games, Children's Games, Real-Time Games

The Hobbit Game Review

By Cyrus | September 27, 2010 - 11:58 pm |March 11, 2016 Reviews
1 Comment

Players take on the role of brave adventurers who travel through the lands of Middle Earth to collect valuable treasure that will help them defeat the evil dragon, Smaug. Continue reading →

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Tagged Dice Games, Fantasy Games, Novel-Based Games, Parent Geek Approved

Mancala Game Review

By Cyrus | September 24, 2010 - 10:48 am |March 11, 2013 Reviews
6 Comments

Mancala is a fast, abstract game for two players that reinforces counting, math, and introduces light tactics and strategy. Continue reading →

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Tagged Father Geek Approved, Gamer Geek Approved, Parent Geek Approved

God Dice Game Review

By Cyrus | September 22, 2010 - 10:09 pm |September 22, 2013 Reviews
1 Comment

Players take on the roles of mighty champions who fight each other in a fantasy based world for the honor and glory of their mystical gods. Continue reading →

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Tagged Dice Games, Fantasy Games, Father Geek Approved, Fighting Games, Gamer Geek Approved, Parent Geek Approved

Farkle Game Review

By Cyrus | September 22, 2010 - 8:39 am |September 22, 2013 Reviews
6 Comments

Roll the dice and score points. Easy mechanics make for a fun and fast game, but the risk/reward game mechanic will penalize the reckless and the overly cautious alike. Continue reading →

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Tagged Dice Games, Number Games, Parent Geek Approved
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