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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
Game review 60: Set & Match
Proper rallies and court strategy in Prétexte SAS's sporty, dexterity tabletop game
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Andrew Brassleay
Game review 55: Extreme Rock Climbers
Reaching for the summit, despite many frequent falls in this vertical tabletop game
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Andrew Brassleay
Game review 50: Slide Quest
A board game like a video game – Slide Quest plays straight out of the box
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Andrew Brassleay
Game review 46: Screwball Scramble Level 2
Not sure if anyone had this childhood classic as a gaming franchise spanning decades, but here we are. Is it better than the original though?
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Andrew Brassleay
Kugo: One box, a toolkit for many games
Designer Michael Allan on the building set of flicking games and its upcoming Kickstarter
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Andrew Brassleay
Game review 33: Flyin' Goblin
Catapults are fun – At first, anyway – in this dexterity board game from Iello
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Andrew Brassleay
Game review 28: Electronic Arcade Crazy Golf
Mini-golf in down-sized tabletop-game form. Complete with battery-operated crocodile.
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Andrew Brassleay
Game review 21: Tiddlywinks
You know the drill: flick discs into or near a pot using a bigger disc all in the name of points.
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Andrew Brassleay
Game review 14: Terror in Meeple City
Monster mayhem with this chaotic dexterity/area movement hybrid
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Andrew Brassleay
Game review 12: Rhino Hero Super Battle
Scaling the heights and then knocking them down with Haba's dexterity game
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Andrew Brassleay
Game review 10: Pitchcar
Petrolhead perfection without the petrol thanks to Ferti's wooden road race
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Andrew Brassleay
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