Party Time: Great party games for gamers Tonight, we’ve got suggestions for party games for gamers. After that, we have a trio of party game reviews, with the Telestrations 12 Player Party Pack, the 80’s and 90’s Expansion Pack for Telestrations, and Hues and Cues. We wrap up with our
A discussion on how game complexity scales with experience. Plus detailed reviews of Telestrations Upside Drawn, a team-based version of the classic party game, and The Pip System Corebook, a universal roleplaying system great for new players and for gaming with kids. Also initial thoughts on Roll for Lasers and
Telestrations is one of my favourite party games of all time, so when I got a chance to review Telestrations Upside Drawn, a new team-based version of Telestrations from The Op, I couldn’t resist. The unique twist in this new version of Telestrations is that one player, The Guide, is
Telestrations Upside Drawn is a team-based drawing board game for four to twelve players. Here’s a live unboxing of this new version of Telestrations from The Op. Telestrations Upside Drawn is a new style of drawing game, where one player holds the marker while their teammate moves the board and
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