Pros: Modern version is more realistic; Doesn't take long to finish. Cons: Plastic pieces are not secure and you have to reassemble them each time you play
The game of Life is a mainstay in most American households. First introduced to the public in 1959, Life was invented by Reuben Klammer who based his game on an older game called the “Checkered Game of Life”, which was invented by Milton Bradley ...
Pros: Simplistic and fun to play, game doesn't take long to complete... Cons: ...pieces are easy to lose and cheap, game can be redundant and unrealistic
When I was a kid, I was a big fan of board games. I loved playing them, and even though I was the only child, I'd always end up convincing anyone that was around to play a game with me. Somehow, I grew out of the board game stage around the age of ...
Pros: neato 3d buildings, spinner that makes cool noise, old-fashioned charm. Cons: "make lots of money and you are a winner" is a rather unsettling message.
And so it evolved. Work friends had requested my presence at some nearby bar for some pleasure after business. Once again, work friends had failed to see how this would be of no interest to me, seeing that I'm all of 20 years old, and have nothing to...
Pros: Great Family Game Encourages some match skills and problem solving technique Cons: Assembling and Disassembling with each use
The Game of Life by Million Bradley has been around for as long as I can remember. I grew up playing this game with my Mom and brother. Now my husband and I play this game with our three boys.
I will begin with the setup. The Game of Life is...
Pros: Fun and entertainment while giving your kids a valuable education on Life. Cons: Game more dependent on luck than skill and you get paid too often!
I came across this game while I was looking for Monopoly and bought it out of instinct. The idea of the game appealed to me and I was just hoping that it would be different and interesting. All in all, I think the game definitely gives you a feel of...
Pros: Time-tested fun Cons: These games aren't constructed as well as they used to be
I've loved this game since I was a kid. I remember getting it for Christmas when I was all of six-years-old and feeling like one lucky brat. Life, you see, wasn't like those other games in that the board was more "three-dimensional" than most...
Pros: Family fun, Easy to play and learn Cons: Money is not real
One of my favorite games to play when I was young was the game of Life. The game was not too difficult to understand and the rules were not that complex. You would start with a car and little sticks that were almost like plastic nails would...
Pros: Fantastic game, great lesson Cons: Small pieces
The last time I played this game had to have been over ten years ago. My daughter recently received The Game Of Life as a Christmas present and was ecstatic. Apparently she had been playing this board game for quite a while at some of her friend's...
Pros: Great fun for the entire family... Cons: None
I remember when I was a little kid, I used to love to hear "Be A Winner At The Game of Life" every time the commercial of The Game of Life aired. I also remember that their was nothing I wanted more than this game. Needless to say, I was very...
Pros: You have to assemble pieces Cons: Fun game for the whole family
I remember playing this with my kids when they were younger. We played it together as a family and they played it with their friends. They would also take the play money and use it to play store and things like that. I told them as long as they put...
Pros: Simulates life and the decisions we face, encourages responsible choice making and critical thinking Cons: many pieces that can be lost
Life is one of my all-time favorite board games. I've played it for years, and will carry on that tradition with my family once my son is old enough to play. It is not only entertaining but educational as well.
Pros: lots of fun, easy to play, appeals to all ages Cons: not for very young children
I haven't played this game in a long time, but I remember how much fun I've had playing it. It may not be just like real life, but so what? You can get married, have kids, and retire within the space of an hour. How else can you pull that one...
Pros: fun for the family Cons: small pieces could be lost
I have had this game for many many years and have played it often throughout the years with a variety of different groups including children and adults. It is generally a good game for family fun.
LIFE $25.80 In this classic game of fortune, your goal is to dodge bad luck and make a buck. Along the way, you'll also earn valuable Life Tiles by do...More at eBay
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