Family Board Game Review: Imhotep
Linda Wrobel Imhotep is a Egyptian themed game by Kosmos. It is named for the first, and most well known, Egyptian master builder: Imhotep. Over the course of the game players use…
Family Board Game Review: Gravity Maze
Gravity Maze is a single player logic game designed for ages 8 to adult by Thinkfun. This game challenges the player to set up towers as indicated on a challenge…
EFG Kid’s Corner: Dragon Quest Builder Review
Stephen Duetzmann Welcome to the EFG Kids’ Corner! This is a series of articles written by gamer kids all over the country! If you are a gamer kid (or know one) send…
Family Video Game Review: The Last Guardian
The Last Guardian is game that has been in development at Studio Japan for almost a decade. It was originally announced before the PlayStation 3 was released. Having taken so…
Family Board Game Review: The Oregon Trail
Publisher: Pressman Toy Players: 2 to 6 Players Age range: 12 and up Play Time: 30+ Minutes MSRP $12.99 Style: Card Game Have you ever thought that life would be…
Family Video Game Review – No Man’s Sky
Guest Writer Our No Man’s Sky Review was written by a guest writer: James Pisano! My whole body aches… eyes closed, still half conscious… I realize that I have no idea what…
Family Board Game Review – Ticket to Ride: First Journey
Ticket to Ride is one of our all time favorite games and Ticket to Ride: First Journey is taking strides to make it a much more accessible game for the…
Family Board Game Review – 4 The Birds
Breaking Games Age Rating: 8+ Players: 2-6 Timeframe: 20-30 minutes MSRP: $40.00 Style: Abstract Strategy 4 The Birds is a family board game that is a wonderfully designed classic lineup…
Family Video Game Review – Kirby: Planet Robobot
Kirby: Planet Robobot caught me by surprise. I was very excited for the game. Don’t get me wrong. But, I had a feeling that a Kirby game involving a transforming…
Family Video Game Review: Mighty No. 9
Mighty No. 9 is a game that had more potential than it had any right to. But, all of that potential was left squandered in an experience that felt hollow…