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dexterity board games

Game review 92: Drop It
Who knew releasing random objects on to other random objects could be a game-worthy skill?
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Andrew Brassleay
Game review 90: Coconuts
Who doesn't want to try out a grinning monkey catapult?
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Andrew Brassleay
Game review 89: Foosketball
Does the world need a two-player-only, basketball-ised, plastic version of table football complete with multi-ball mode?
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Andrew Brassleay
Game review 88: Ice Cool 2
Is this sequel just the same as the base game? It looks it… though that's not the whole story
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Andrew Brassleay
Game review 87: Wacky Blasters
Squeeze the life out of your ill-fated gonzo character around a bizarre 3D obstacle course in this dexterity tabletop game
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Andrew Brassleay
Game review 86: Dice Flick
A brilliantly brainless tabletop game if you’ve finished work and want to find a way to while away 20 minutes with the kids
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Andrew Brassleay
Game review 85: A Game of Cat & Mouth
Catapults and kittens form the basis of this inter-generational-pleasing tabletop game
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Andrew Brassleay
Game review 75: Dosa
More throwing games. This time with magnetised ice hockey pucks.
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Andrew Brassleay
Game review 72: World Cup Tennis
1990s frying-pan mechanics on a foam court on this bizarre tabletop adaptation of the sport
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Andrew Brassleay
Game review 70: Cranium
A family board game that's stood the test of time. But are we the right family to play it?
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Andrew Brassleay
Game review 65: Ker-Plunk
Pick sticks, avoid marbles. Sound about right?
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Andrew Brassleay
Game review 62: Fishing Game
An old childhood classic: grab as many creepy, gasping plastic fish with nasty big pointy teeth from a battery-operated rotating board
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Andrew Brassleay
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