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Trivial Pursuit Family Edition Review

Trivial Pursuit Family Edition Review

Trivial Pursuit Family Edition is not too dissimilar to the original board game, with a twist that allows the whole family to play along. Read our review.

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Hearing Things Board Game Review

Hearing Things Review

Thomas Gorner 12/11/2018

Hearing Things is spawned from the viral sensation that sees someone reading a phrase while the other wears headphones so they cannot hear! Learn more.

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Risk Board Game Review

Risk Board Game Review

Martin Lockett 29/10/2018

Originally published in 1959, Risk has proved its longevity and can look proudly down from its seat at the head of the table at all its offspring.

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Cranium Board Game Review

Cranium Board Game Review

Cranium is the 4-16 player family party game from Hasbro where teams of players have to complete a number of activities in different areas.

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Twister Game Review

Twister Review

William Moffat 25/10/2018

Twister was the first popular game to use human bodies as playing pieces. The game was originally released in 1966 by Arrow Games, and is now published by Hasbro.

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Hex Arenas News - Monolith Arena

News Round Up: Hex Arenas, Splotter News and Scrabble Okay’s OK

Robert Wilde 28/09/2018

Oddly, there are three games set in hex arenas this week, including the new Games Workshop effort, and there’s also Scrabble getting just that bit easier.

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