The immortal bunny
I remember my first Playboy; I was a tender 14 years old on a trip to Disneyland with my family, and discovered it stashed under the sink in our hotel bathroom.
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Chairman of the Board: Assemble your hand!
Who wouldnât want to play in the Marvel Universe, where heroes use their special abilities to save the world time and again?
Chairman of the Board: Avoid the Arena
Licensed games are often duds because itâs hard to incorporate the narrative and excitement of other mediums into a board game without making the rules overly complicated.
Oxfords, not brogues
In Kingsmen, which you should watch if you havenât, Colin Firth’s character Galahad tells his young protĂ©gĂ© âOxfords, not brogues,â when describing what shoes he should wear.
Chairman of the Board: Coffee up!
When I was a barista, I used to put together overly complicated drinks for large groups of under-caffeinated worker-bees first thing in the morning.
Chairman of the Board: Crossover
Crossovers can be weird and funâjust ask any sitcom from the â90s.
Chairman of the Board: The green wave
The push and pull of war-themed strategy games such as Axis and Allies or Risk have been thrilling gamers for years by allowing them to flex their strategic muscles.
Chairman of the Board: Little conquerors
Board games are fun, but some are difficult to play outside. Paper counters have a tendency to fly away and a lot of little pieces can get lost. This game comes in a great travel size and has the added benefit of being able to explore huge tracts of land from the comfort of your own table.
Chairman of the Board: No right answer
Board games are a great way to get to know people. Strangers can become friends and friends can become bitter rivals. Party games are designed specifically for this purpose, and can be either silly or deep. This game is a little of both.