Review: Power Outage RPG
There are a lot of kid-friendly RPGs on the market. Just check out this list of them on RPGGeek. To my knowledge, however, there is only one RPG designed specifically for kids which also was designed as a guide for…
Category: Game Reviews
Full reviews of board games and RPGs.
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Review: Sunny Day Pond, a Children's Game
For young pre-schoolers, this educational game is a fantastic choice.
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Review: Fields of Blood and Honor
In short: this book makes me want to run a game based on arena combat.
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Camp Myth: the RPG Review
Looking for a game to play with kids? Consider Camp Myth. It's lighthearted, simple, and offers plenty of character choices for all players.
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Killshot: Reloaded Backer Preview
A brief review of the Killshot: Reloaded backer preview. It's a preview review.
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Camp - The Game That Grows With You: Review
Camp - The Game That Grows With You is a simple roll-and-move trivia game suitable for children, but lacks much replay value for adults.
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Free RPG Review: HelperMonkey.com
HelperMOnkey.com is a fantastic free RPG that's worth a read even if you don't plan on playing it.
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Mermaid Adventures Review
Mermaid Adventures is described as "an RPG of Undersea Fun." After reading this light-hearted RPG from cover-to-cover, I would concur.
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Guillotine Review
It's the French Revolution, and you are an executioner tasked with beheading nobles. For the next three days, your job will be to corral the royals and make sure none escapes his fate. To make things more interesting (as if…
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Storming the Castle: First Impressions
The Princess Bride: Storming the Castle board game. First Impressions by Accessible Games.
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Blindsight: A Movie Review
I highly recommend watching Blindsight. It is a powerful documentary that has some great lessons for everyone, regardless of ability.
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Dominion: Review
Dominion is great for experienced gamers and newcomers alike, making it a stellar choice for any crowd.
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Alhambra Review
Alhambra is an excellent game suitable for players of every age and skill level. This game should be in every family's collection.
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Entombed (PC): Review
Driftwood Audio Entertainment's Entombed is a Roguelike (Wikipedia entry) game developed specifically for blind and visually impaired gamers. The game is designed entirely around the use of audio cues and keyboard commands, making it easily accessible for anyone with a…
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Pompeii Review
If you're in to fun, family oriented games, Pompeii fits the bill.
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La Citta Review
La Citta is a civilization building game that encourages players to have well-balanced cities to achieve victories.
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Forbidden Island: Review
Forbidden Island is a very fun game with relatively simple game mechanics, but it can be difficult to master and win. If you find it too simple on the "novice" difficulty though, you can make it harder on yourself by increasing the difficult to "normal", "expert", or "legendary" by starting the game's water meter at increasing higher levels. The inclusion of these difficulty options should ensure that even veteran players are challenged with the game and can continue to play it for a long time to come.