‘Autocomplete’ is an adult-oriented card game in which players must guess which words and phrases are the most commonly searched for. Read More
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‘Autocomplete’: A Guessing Game for the Search Engine Savvy
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Family Games for the Holidays: ‘Listography’
‘Listography’ is a party-style board game for three to six players ages 12 and up where players make lists of items in a given topic. Read More
Family Games for the Holidays: ‘Dough Nab’
‘Dough Nab’ is a quick-paced, donut themed game that will have everyone laughing as they race to snatch colorful donuts from the table. Read More
Family Games for the Holidays: ‘Who Did It?’
‘Who Did It?’ is a short and silly card game where players need to deflect blame away from their own pets when “an impressive poo is found.” Read More
Sign Up with S.H.I.E.L.D. or Hail Hydra in ‘Codenames: Marvel’
In ‘Codenames: Marvel,’ players work in teams to identify all their cards from a grid before the opposing team identifies all theirs. Read More
Maki Staki: A Family-Friendly Sushi-Stacking Challenge Game
Maki Staki is a sushi-themed set collection game in which three to six players compete to be the first to collect five matching Maki Cards. Read More
Apollo 50th: ‘History Heroes: Space,’ An Educational Card Game for All
‘History Heroes: Space’ is a card game for ages eight plus that teaches kids and adults about all aspects of space exploration. Read More
‘Placing the Past’: How Well Do You Know Your History?
‘Placing the Past’ is a card game that asks players to place historical events into chronological order & challenge their opponents. Read More
Go Nuts for Donuts: A Sweet and Satisfying Family Card Game
‘Go Nuts for Donuts’ is a fun, family card game where players collect different types of donuts in the hope of getting the most points. Read More
‘Dual Bet Poker Plus’ Adds New Strategy and Fun to ‘Texas Hold ’em’
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‘Are You Dumber Than a Box of Rocks?’ Pits People Against Pebbles
‘Are You Dumber Than a Box of Rocks?’ is a trivia game in which the human players compete against a pair of rocks to see who is the smartest. Read More
Two Perfect Party Games for Grown-Up Gatherings
I’ve recently come across two perfect party games for adult get-togethers: Eyetoons and Weird Crushes: British Hunks. Read More
Kickstarter Tabletop Alert: ‘Villagers’ by Haakon Hoel Gaarder
Villagers is a card drafting game created and illustrated by Haakon Garder, it is currently crowdfunding via Kickstarter and has already tripled its goal amount. In Villagers, players compete to design a successful village in a land not dissimilar to medieval Europe. Read More
Family-Friendly Robot Building Fun With ‘ROBiTS’
‘ROBiTS’ is a fast, family card game designed by GeekDad John “Hex” Carter and Mat Nicholson. Players compete to take the robot pieces they need from the production line, earning bonuses for matching colors. Read More
3 Ice-Themed Tabletop Games for Chilly Days
Some of us in the northern hemisphere may have already had too much snow and ice for one year, but for those who haven’t, here are three very different ice-themed tabletop games for you to play while you avoid the real thing outside. Read More
‘Discovery: The Human Evolution Game’
Check out a new educational card game about the evolution of humanity with ‘Discovery.’ Read More
Paneling at PAX
From chickens to education to splitting on bricks, Rebecca Angel learned (?) a lot about gaming at various panels at PAX East this year. Read More
Games as a Priority
We can say family time is important, but look at your schedule to find out where your priorities truly lie. It doesn’t take a lot of time or effort to play table-top games with your kids, and the pay-off is close family bonds. Read More
Kickstarter Tabletop Alert: ‘Great Scott!’
In ‘Great Scott!’ the whimsical 19th-century parlour game that never was, players use cards to build ridiculous inventions and explain them to each other. Read More
Review: ‘Space Match’
The kids think ‘Space Match’ is better than TV. Which in and of itself makes it worthy. Read More
