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Showing posts with label Board. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Board. Show all posts
Friday, November 23, 2012
Tabuleiro Medieval Deluxe
Tabuleiro Medieval is a board game. You throw a dice and the result is the number of squares you will pass on the board. The game is based on medieval mythology. Walk through the board, find golden coins, fall into traps, get stronger, more experienced, buy weapons, potions and attack your opponents. The objective of the game is to run around the board, gaining experience and strength to defeat the opponents. You can choose the class of your character: Paladin, Elf, Dwarf, Wizard or Barbarian. Each has its advantages and disadvantages. The victory goes to the one who defeats all the opponents. Tabuleiro Medieval is a game of luck, with a touch of strategy, with cool graphics and digitized voices and sounds. The songs will relax you! The game will catch your attention and you will be developing your character throughout the game!
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Trade Mania
Purchase real estate in different cities, and make your company a fantastic success story in Trade Mania! Corner the real estate market as you master unique economic gameplay. Play through maps of actual megalopolises and feel like a real millionaire. Dominate the market and become a mogul in the world of Trade Mania!
Friday, November 9, 2012
WMS Slots: Jungle Wild
Tame the jungle in this exciting new slot game! WMS Slots: Jungle Wild is your ticket to bringing the excitement and slot action of the casino home with you! Do you have what it takes to bank the biggest wins this side of Vegas? Discover native treasures and the natural beauty of the jungle with every spin.
An ancient evil threatens to walk the land again, and only someone of royal blood can stop it from waking up. But the only royal available is a girl affectionately nicknamed Princess Ooh-Look-a-Kitty, for...fairly obvious reasons.
Teamed with a flustered bodyguard, a dismissive soldier of fortune, and a lovestruck nomad, Princess Calliope has to navigate a world she barely understands to save the world.
And if she's not careful, she might just grow up a little.
An ancient evil threatens to walk the land again, and only someone of royal blood can stop it from waking up. But the only royal available is a girl affectionately nicknamed Princess Ooh-Look-a-Kitty, for...fairly obvious reasons.
Teamed with a flustered bodyguard, a dismissive soldier of fortune, and a lovestruck nomad, Princess Calliope has to navigate a world she barely understands to save the world.
And if she's not careful, she might just grow up a little.
Thursday, November 1, 2012
Monopoly: Here and Now Edition
The ultimate property trading game gets a 21st century makeover in Monopoly: Here and Now Edition from Tikgames and RealArcade, a downloadable version of the board game of the same name.
In case you haven't seen this new limited edition version of Monopoly, Here and Now Edition is a modern makeover of America's favorite board game but with places and prices that better reflect today's market (hence "here and now"). For example, each player starts off the new game with $15 million dollars instead of $1500 as in the original game. Pewter pieces are cell phones, McDonalds' French fries and laptops. Hot property includes Times Square in New York City and Boston's Fenway Park. The four railroad spots are now airports, including LAX, JFK and Chicago's O'Hare. A Community Chest card may read "Your computer network gets hit by a virus. Pay $100,000." You get the idea. But the goal of the game still remains the same: buy, sell and trade well-known U.S. properties to win the game.
This new digital version looks and plays just like the Monopoly: Here and Now Edition board game, but is brought to life with computer animation, sound effects and music, and handy extras such as a History area to show you all the moves made by all players. Big buttons are prominently displayed to Build, Sell, Mortgage, Unmortgage and Trade. Also, it just takes a click to refresh yourself on the official rules. As with the board game, you can play with friends beside you on the same computer ("hot seat" mode), but unfortunately, there's no option for an online multiplayer, which is odd, as an older CD-ROM version of the game by Hasbro offered this.
Anyhoo, Monopoly fans will immediately fall in love with the high production values for this game; each pewter piece is animated, therefore the cell phone flips open and closes (and rings!) as it moves about the board, while the jet airplane whooshes across the properties. Land on the "Go To Jail" spot and a flashing police car drives around the board and drags you behind bars on the opposite corner of the board. Even the die (which is plural for dice, seriously) look great as it rolls out onto the screen. Buy some property and money floats out of your wallet towards the bank.
The jazzy music is good, but too bad there's only one song. Another beef: a good casual game can be played for five minutes or three hours, but while you can certainly save your progress in this game, it's not the kind you want to get into unless you have some time to spare.
Shortcomings aside, Monopoly: Here and Now Edition is a great game for fans of the board game - but now you can play against a virtual opponent on a laptop at 30,000 feet. Also, not having played this board game version, I admit paying $250,000 for landing on the Atlanta Hartsfeild airport, owned by the computer A.I., proved a little disconcerting at first. That is, until I realized I had $20 mil in the bank. Paying $60,000 for landing on Chicago's Wrigley Field was a little more palatable.
So go ahead and unleash your inner Trump by downloading this clever remake today.
In case you haven't seen this new limited edition version of Monopoly, Here and Now Edition is a modern makeover of America's favorite board game but with places and prices that better reflect today's market (hence "here and now"). For example, each player starts off the new game with $15 million dollars instead of $1500 as in the original game. Pewter pieces are cell phones, McDonalds' French fries and laptops. Hot property includes Times Square in New York City and Boston's Fenway Park. The four railroad spots are now airports, including LAX, JFK and Chicago's O'Hare. A Community Chest card may read "Your computer network gets hit by a virus. Pay $100,000." You get the idea. But the goal of the game still remains the same: buy, sell and trade well-known U.S. properties to win the game.
This new digital version looks and plays just like the Monopoly: Here and Now Edition board game, but is brought to life with computer animation, sound effects and music, and handy extras such as a History area to show you all the moves made by all players. Big buttons are prominently displayed to Build, Sell, Mortgage, Unmortgage and Trade. Also, it just takes a click to refresh yourself on the official rules. As with the board game, you can play with friends beside you on the same computer ("hot seat" mode), but unfortunately, there's no option for an online multiplayer, which is odd, as an older CD-ROM version of the game by Hasbro offered this.
Anyhoo, Monopoly fans will immediately fall in love with the high production values for this game; each pewter piece is animated, therefore the cell phone flips open and closes (and rings!) as it moves about the board, while the jet airplane whooshes across the properties. Land on the "Go To Jail" spot and a flashing police car drives around the board and drags you behind bars on the opposite corner of the board. Even the die (which is plural for dice, seriously) look great as it rolls out onto the screen. Buy some property and money floats out of your wallet towards the bank.
The jazzy music is good, but too bad there's only one song. Another beef: a good casual game can be played for five minutes or three hours, but while you can certainly save your progress in this game, it's not the kind you want to get into unless you have some time to spare.
Shortcomings aside, Monopoly: Here and Now Edition is a great game for fans of the board game - but now you can play against a virtual opponent on a laptop at 30,000 feet. Also, not having played this board game version, I admit paying $250,000 for landing on the Atlanta Hartsfeild airport, owned by the computer A.I., proved a little disconcerting at first. That is, until I realized I had $20 mil in the bank. Paying $60,000 for landing on Chicago's Wrigley Field was a little more palatable.
So go ahead and unleash your inner Trump by downloading this clever remake today.
Friday, October 12, 2012
The Game of LIFE - Path to Success
Follow your path to success by playing this contemporary spin on the classic family favorite! Advance through life from college, to marriage, and beyond collecting tokens at a frenzied pace when you succeed at meeting the increasing demands of friends, family, and others who enter your life throughout the 50 challenging levels! Featuring your favorite aspects of the classic board game as well as all-new game play, Life has never been as fun, or as fast, as The Game of LIFE - Path to Success!
The Game of LIFE - Path to Success full game features:
The Game of LIFE - Path to Success full game features:
- All-New Game Of LIFE Gameplay!
- 50 Challenging Levels!
- Many Fun Mini-Games!
- Easy To Learn And Play!
Easy Street Tycoon
Easy St. Tycoon is the board game with a unique blend of familiar mechanics from Monopoly, Life, PayDay and other classic games, with a flavor all its own! It's designed to be simple, easy to learn, and yet have many decisions for the player to make to influence the outcome.The strategy board game with a twist!
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