by ScreenLife, for 2-4 players“Scene It?” is a recent phenomenon in the world of gaming. It went from an expensive, but cool novelty item to a popular party game with innumerous editions. And I say popular party game with the qualifier “for better or worse.” More often than not, and especially among “serious” gamers, a popular party game is usually ( Read more... )

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While in Wal-mart (sadly the only decent store to shop at in Whitecourt) my roommate and I decided to pick up a copy of the DVD game for Deal or No Deal.  Said roommate enjoys the show and decided it could be fun.  Now, onto the review ( Read more... )

Oh ho ho. We can review board games now! Folks, you don’t know what flood gate you opened. I commandeer a collection of nearly 250 board games. I scour the thrift stores regularly and pick up almost every half-baked concoction the toy companies put out over the years if it has the slightest chance of being played among my friends. For some reason I ( Read more... )

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by Hasbro Interactive and CyberDice
for the PC

“Scattergories” is the relatively popular board game where players write down answers that fit a topic and a certain “target letter.” After three minutes, players compare lists, with any answers not written by anybody else worth a point.

( The letter is R, the category is 'Posts on Top Five' )

by Hasbro Interactive and CyberDice
for the PCI'm a huge game show fan. Huge. And a fan of games in the vain of game shows. It may not show in anything I've done in this community, but let's forget that. So when I saw a CD-Rom version of "Outburst" (a stellar board game) meant to play like a game show, I was there. Only I was a year or two away ( Read more... )

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