Episode 382 – Top 5 Spooky Games for Halloween
It’s the end of October, which means it’s time for a Halloween episode! We discuss our top five games for this season.
» Read moreIt’s the end of October, which means it’s time for a Halloween episode! We discuss our top five games for this season.
» Read moreToday, we’re talking with the newest writer to join The Family Gamers, Stephanie Nye! What are some of her favorite games for the “spooky season”? And what games are awesome that not enough people talk about?
» Read moreHaunt the House is a well crafted Halloween themed game that mixes deduction, press-your-luck, and set collection really well.
» Read moreThis week is spooky games and Halloween traditions, especially since Halloween is changing for a lot of people this year.
» Read moreWe’ve done Halloween games before, concentrating on non-spooky family options. Good news! There continue to be more family-friendly options for Halloween themed gaming.
» Read moreIn Chupacabra: Survive the Night, you use your chupacabra dice to steal other players’ animals.
» Read moreIt’s that time of year again! We revisit the best spooky, magical, and weird games to play for Halloween.
» Read moreBrouhaha Games is a brand-new publisher, focused on making family-friendly games with a Halloween theme. We talked to Travis Drake, Creative Director, at Gen Con 2018. Check out their first game, Pumpkin Patch: Bad Seeds, on Kickstarter now. Pumpkin Patch: Bad Seeds On Kickstarter through Thursday, August 9 for only $9 (plus shipping)! 10-15 minute abstract game 1-3 players, kid-friendly
» Read moreDid you know that ghosts can scare each other? Neither did I until I played BOO, a compact game for two players from Perplext. Did this ghostly game grip us, or were we perplexed by this petite phantasmal puzzler?
» Read moreWe’ve been looking for games that capture some of the spooky feeling of the Halloween season, without being too scary or too difficult for younger children. We cover four of our favorites, recommendations from our listeners, and give the run-down of what we’ve been playing.
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