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Showing posts with label games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label games. Show all posts

Friday, January 24, 2014

Steam Park Board Game

Disclosure: I got this product as part of an advertorial.




A new and unique board game is here for all game enthusiasts! Steam Park allows you to build your own coal-powered theme park. You get to build three dimensional rides to attract  your visitors, build stands to keep them interested, and work to keep your park clean.
Not only is your strategy important in this game, but making fast choices helps also! If you take too much time, you'll lose out.

What I enjoyed about this game was how different it was compared to other strategy games. Each turn is unique and with only 6 moves per game, it can go quickly.  It has good business concepts and can easily help in the learning process for business in a fun way. (as a homeschool mom, that was very important)
My son enjoyed the game and his friends saw it and want to play!
I think one of my favorite parts was the comical way some of the rules were laid out. For example, it gives you "boring and obvious" rules for the things that should be common sense. There are two versions, one has more strategy and is more difficult, the other is for those "not brave" enough. To see more entertaining comments throughout the booklet, you will have to buy the game! I'm not giving them all away:)

you can find the game for  yourself at http://www.iellogames.com/

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I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.

Sunday, July 14, 2013

Game Giveaway!

Enjoy some quality family time!

RoosterFin games were designed and created by a former teacher. They are designed to be fun and educational at the same time. RoosterFin offers games for different ages and they can be found by visiting their website HERE.

Staci at Luker Family Tales was able to review the game "Color Slap" from RoosterFin. You can read her review HERE. If you want to learn more about the different games offered by RoosterFin or find a retailer near you, then click  HERE and check it out on their website. You can also find more information there about how the company was started.

RoosterFin is giving away one of their games to one lucky reader. The winner will be able to have their choice of games from: PongCano, Shufflin' Feet, Masheroo!, Monkeys Up, or Color Slap. Winner must be a US resident who is 18 years or older. Winner will be contacted via email and must respond within 48 hours or a new winner will be chosen.

a Rafflecopter giveaway
 
*Disclosure: Lost Island of Book Reviews and Luker Family Tales were not compensated for this post. Prize fulfillment is solely the responsibility of the giveaway sponsor. This giveaway is in no way associated with any social media platform.  

Sunday, May 12, 2013

Mother's Day



I hope and pray everyone had a great Mother's Day today! We are far away from family, so our Mother's Day was pretty low key. My husband was going to be at work all day, so he and my son made a rump roast dinner for me the other night.

Today, my son and I went to church in the morning, and then came home and had lunch. Although he had great plans of reading and playing video games, I managed to convince him to play a game with me in between:)


We played a game called Settlers of Canaan. In this game you are building settlements and cities and have to make roads in between. There is a lot of strategy in the game which always makes him crazy because I have no strategy. lol!

We have always enjoyed playing board games. It's a great way to spend time together!  As he grows older ( he turns 16 next month), I really cherish the times I get to spend with him when we can just relax and laugh...or for him, to roll his eyes and shake his head when I once again make a move that is not as strategic as it should be or have another question!

I hope you had a great day and enjoyed your time with family!