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Big Fish Game Review




Thank-you Big Fish Games for supplying me with a free code to review a game for an honest review.  Big Fish is also supplying 2 more codes to two lucky readers.  Make sure you enter the giveaway below using the easy rafflecopter form. 


About the game of Life: 
Spin the wheel and choose your path – the possibilities are endless! Anything can happen in The Game of Life! Choose your car and take a spin on the winding road of life. Play it safe with sensible choices like college, marriage and kids. Or play it risky with high stakes investments and lavish luxuries. You can even increase your chances of getting rich and winning big with Share the Wealth cards and Life Spaces. Either way, discover what your future holds in colorful, 3-D play. The Game of Life has never been better!
  • Play the classic game at your own pace
  • Live it up in 3-D gameplay
  • Fun for all ages!

With my code I decided to pick a familiar and old time favorite game that I played as a young girl.  It is a completely different feel playing a board game on the computer.  There are some pro's and con's in my opinion.  I love that the game goes quicker but I kinda miss the handling of the cars and people and spinning the dial.  So far I have only played the computer so that might have made it less exciting rather then having a family member or friend playing next to me.  I think I try to play with my daughter soon!  I think she would enjoy it!  The game had a nice feature to speed up the car moving, so you had the option to slow it done or speed it up.  I had some confusion within the game, I had money coming in and out and never knew exactly what was occurring within the game.  Next time I think I will pick a different game then a board game.  There are so many different games for many ages and varieties.   

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Comments

Karen Delaney said…
Nevertales: The Beauty Within Collector's Edition sounds interesing and has positive reviews.
Emi said…
My kids would enjoy Dora's Carnival Adventures

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