[Ad- gifted experience] One of the most loved and endearing characters on UK children’s TV for the last few years has been Bluey, the Australian-developed show about the adventures of the titular Blue Heeler. It’s been nothing short of a phenomenon, and now it has a game, in Bluey: The Videogame.
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[Ad- gifted product] Farplace is a board game with a mission, as it was created by the animal rescue of the same name, to sort of teach children about rescuing animals and to raise funds for the rescue itself. This board game has a front and back to the board and is designed for two to four players. It’s a bit complex for little ones, due to the special rules for each different animal, but is a pretty interesting board game all together.
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[Ad- gifted product] I feel like everyone has had their fair share of Rubik Cubes in their lifetime. It’s just one of those toys that seemingly has been around forever and will never go away. We have had a bunch of Rubik Cubes in our household, even, but we have never had a Rubik’s Phantom, which almost looks like a solved Rubik when left out on your counter, but a bit of playing will reveal if it really is solved or not.
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[Ad- gifted products] If you are a big horror movie fan, you’ll likely already know these three horror-themed Shuffle card games, though each one is completely unique. They are all simple to learn and easy to pick up. Two of these games can even be played on Halloween, as you are waiting for trick-or-treaters to knock at your door. The third game is ideal for a Halloween party or gathering of friends, creating a chaotic and fun thing to play! All of these boxes are a good size to bring to your next Halloween event as well. Anyway, let’s get into the games.
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[Ad- gifted product] Out at our local Geek Retreat, while Kai had his kid’s DnD Session, Dann, Robin, Amelia and I often enjoy a milkshake and play some of the board games that they have there. We have donated a few that are showcased, but this time decided to bring along something new to play. Sheep Dip is a simple game, where players will take turns drawing a card from the ewe pile, reading out the action, then doing it. It’s not very hard to follow along and see what is happening.
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