Game review 9: 13 Dead End Drive
Get away with murder in Milton Bradley's 90s' skullduggery-driven board game
Hi. What’s That? No, I think you’ll find that *you’re* the irresponsible parent attempting to play a game with your small daughter where you have to murder your opponent’s characters to accrue untold wealth.
For that is precisely the family-friendly premise of MB Games’ 1990s masterpiece.
Aunt Agatha has died and her closest associates, including the cat,…
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