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Recommended Casual Game Award

Casual Game Recommended badgeEach Recommended game has been carefully evaluated by our editorial staff and found to meet the following conditions:

• Representative of the casual game genre in terms of game length, depth, and complexity
• Appeals to a general audience, with a G or PG content rating
• Has acheived a high rating in gameplay, quality, and originality

 


 

An asymmetrical board game in which one player takes on the role of the alien creature while everyone else are the stranded crewmates trying to hold out until rescue arrives.

Choose the direction to move the buyer and then roll the die. If he lands on an opponent’s rugs, you’ll have to pay. Then lay down a rug of your own! Whoever has the most money and rugs at the end of the game is the best rug seller (and the winner).

A party game in which each round players call a showdown and race to pick an action by making the right hand gesture. Be the last player standing to win the game, or kill everyone else with your fellow ghosts to be victorious.

A cooperative party game in which all players attempt to give and guess clues that point to two words in the grid at the same time.

Stay Cool is a party game all about multitasking under pressure over the course of three increasingly difficult rounds.

Shift the tiles to complete the patterns on your cards; but you must choose wisely which cards you score and which you use to move the tiles.

Super-Skill Pinball: 4-Cade is a roll and write game that takes you through four different pinball tables of varying levels of complexity.

A redesign of the Mysterium, in Mysterium Park one player is the ghost using picture cards to steer the other players towards finding a killer and a murder location. Mysterium Park features a faster setup and game time than its predecessor.

 

Jubako is named for boxes used to display food in Japan. It’s a stacking spatial puzzle game that requires you to balance high scoring moves with ensuring you don’t cut yourself off for future turns.

Each turn take ingredient cards and choose actions from building restaurants, earning more ingredients, or expanding your terraces across the plaza.

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