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 Yeti Snowbrawl Board Game Just as summer is getting underway, Colorado-based Big Discoveries is launching Yeti Snowbrawl, sending over 100,000 cushiony, fuzzy “snowballs” to homes around the world. In what is now the world’s first indoor snowball fight board game, Big Discoveries is launching Yeti Snowbrawl, a snowball stacking brawl for the whole family. “After playing with a bucket of indoor snowballs, Mike Szalajko and I started thinking, there’s got to be something more than just tossing these around,” said Alex Mackey, Co-owner of Lethal Chicken Games. “While developing Yeti Snowbrawl for Big Discoveries, we came up with the idea of adding a little dexterity stacking, fun board game play and ultimately the perfect excuse for pelting the kids with soft, fluffy snowballs.” Yeti Snowbrawl is a two to four player game where players must be the first to stack 10 snowballs on their Yeti Lair to win the game. But players also have the opportunity to try to knock over other player’s piles or even start a snowball fight. Upon playing Yeti Snowbrawl for the first time, David Cross, CEO of Big Discoveries said, “I think Yeti Snowbrawl is an out-of-the-box way to get to interact with your family in a fun, competitive activity. It’s the perfect game for everyone you love…to throw things at.” The ever elusive Yeti has been spotted more frequently with Yeti themed games on the rise such as Yeti Slap, Yeti, Set, Go! and Yeti in My Spaghetti amongst others. Yeti Snowbrawl is available on Amazon along with Camping with Sasquatch and What The Film?! all by the same creative minds at Lethal Chicken Games. Camping with Sasquatch, a card game with a ROAR is a “Rummy meets Slapjack” hybrid with cute camping characters such as a s’mores chocolate bar guiltily eating itself. What The Film?! is a party game where players combine an Actor, Plot and Set card to create their best 36 second pitch. It’s a chance to ideate movies and backstab friends all at the same time. What The Film?! was a Toy of the Year finalist as well as TAGIE finalist.
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 Replica of ancient Senet game Ancient Origins: The origins of board games can be traced back over 5,000 years ago to ancient civilizations such as Mesopotamia and Egypt. Games like Senet and Mehen provided not only entertainment but also served religious and symbolic purposes. These early games laid the foundation for what would eventually become the diverse and dynamic world of board gaming. Medieval Influence: Chess originated from India in the 6th century and found lasting success with its intricate strategies and royal imagery. This showcased the strategic and competitive elements that continue to be fundamental in modern board games.
Twentieth Century Innovations: The 20th century witnessed the birth of iconic board games that have become household names. Monopoly, introduced in the 1930s, revolutionized the gaming industry with its economic gameplay and immersive theme. Other notable releases include Scrabble, Risk, and Clue, each offering unique gameplay experiences and captivating themes.  Camping with Sasquatch Amidst the vast array of modern board game releases, Camping with Sasquatch stands out as a delightful and whimsical addition. This engaging game combines elements of Slapjack and Rummy as players slap and collect with the legendary creature, Sasquatch. Through clever gameplay mechanics and charming artwork, "Camping with Sasquatch" captures the essence of modern board game design, blending nostalgia with fresh and innovative ideas. The Digital Age: With the advent of computers and the rise of video games, traditional board games faced new competition. However, the digital age also brought new opportunities for innovation in board game design. Digital adaptations of classic games gained popularity, and online platforms provided opportunities for global multiplayer experiences.  Yeti Snowbrawl on the shelf The evolution of board games has been a testament to the enduring appeal of social interaction, intellectual challenges, and imaginative storytelling. From the ancient civilizations to the vibrant releases of today, board games continue to captivate players of all ages. Whether you prefer the timeless classics like Monopoly or eagerly await the new Yeti Snowbrawl, there's no denying the joy and excitement that board games bring to our lives. So, gather your friends and family, roll the dice, and stack the snowballs on a new adventure across the tabletop—where the possibilities are endless.
#GameOnBoard #PlayTogether #TabletopFun #BoardGameBliss #StrategyGames #FamilyGameNight #GamingCommunity #BoardGameLove #GameNightAdventures #MindfulGaming #RollTheDice #BoardGameAddict #GameTime #TabletopGaming #GameMakers #GameEnthusiast #FunWithFriends #GameMaster #BoardGameGeek #CardGameLover #UnplugAndPlay #GameDesign #SocialGaming #DiceRoller #GameNightInspiration #BoardGameCollectors #GameOnTheGo #PlayWithPassion #BoardGameParty #WinningMoves There’s a strange trend going on. More and more games are hitting the market every year yet stores like Toys R Us have gone out of business and Target is reducing their shelf-space allocated to games. Crazy, right? So here’s a list of the 10 best games and where to find them as 2020 approaches…and these are all family-friendly games.  10 Awesome games heading into 2020.  What The Film?! Toy of the Year Finalist 1. What The Film?! by Lethal Chicken Games- What The Film?! is a party game where players combine three cards: one ACTOR, one PLOT and one SET to create a funny movie. Pitch, vote, backstab, win. Out of the 400 cards, 200 of them feature beautiful artwork and the content is really funny ranging from a metrosexual hobo to someone discovering their superhero powers…one can see where things could go. Why on the Hot List? What The Film?! was launched as a Target exclusive last year, but only in a few locations. It became a 2019 finalist for Toy of the Year from The Toy Association, but was banned from being sold on Amazon until just a few months ago. It was featured in celebrity gifting suites and was also the offical game given out to celebrities who will appear on the 2019-2020 season of Hollywood Game Nights.  Camping with Sasquatch, TAGIE Finalist and official selection MPMK Gift Guide! 2. Camping with Sasquatch also by Lethal Chicken Games– Camping with Sasquatch is a light, quick card game with a ROAR! A cross between Rummy and Slapjack, Camping with Sasquatch checks all the boxes for being both family-friendly but strategic and vindictive enough to keep the adults coming back for more! Roar with one card left, or face the penalites of the Sasquatch! Why on the Hot List? The creators of the game, Mike Szalajko and Alex Mackey are currently nominated for a 2019 TAGIE Award for Rising Star Innovator of the Year. Their games are fun, quirky and have outstanding artwork. So far they’ve created two award-nominated games that work well for both kids AND adults.  Sabacc from the Star Wars universe. 3. Sabacc by Disney Theme Park Merchandise – Sabacc is “perhaps the galaxy’s oldest and most popular card game” according to starwars.com. It’s weird to think this card game is made by a theme park, but the game is fun, the components are great and it’s just off kilter enough to transport you to a world of scum and villainy. Why on the Hot List? Sabacc is only sold at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at either Disneyland or Walt Disney World for $16.99. You can find it on ebay, it will cost twice as much, but certainly much cheaper than a trip to Disney World.  Unicorns & Zombies. This has very cool artwork! 4. Unicorns & Zombies by Unicorns & Zombies, LLC – “Lose Friends. Gain Allies.” is the tagline for this new game. Successfully launched through Kickstarter, this game is freshly listed on Amazon and will eventually hit other retail locations beginning in 2020. There’s, like, a totally tubular 80’s vibe and the videos and website are super rad, dude. Why on the Hot List? It hits all the hot buttons of current trends…zombies are back, unicorns are always magical and who doesn’t love the 80’s? It’s both retro and current all at the same time with totally bodacious artwork.  Can't Catch Harry by the Odd 1s Out. 5. Can’t Catch Harry by James Rallison aka TheOdd1sOut – You might know him from his YouTube Channel, TheOdd1sOut, but now he’s created a fun, fast and furious game called Can’t Catch Harry. It has colorful minatures that players must capture to gain the most points. It’s several rounds of frantic frenzy and the person to hit 11 points first, wins the game. Why on the Hot List? It successfully funded on Kickstarter, it’s by the uber-cool TheOdd1sOut, and it is just hitting retail in time for the 2019 holiday season.  Creatures and cupcakes all in the same box?! What's not to love! 6. Creatures and Cupcakes by Social Sloth Games – The storyline is feeding cupcakes to creatures! Need anything more be said? This press-your-luck game is cute and has an epic theme with tiny little cupcake pieces. Why on the Hot List? As another Kickstarter success, this division of Grey Fox Games has also just begun hitting retail. Available on Walmart.com, Creatures and Cupcakes will delight those younger players while sending the adults to the nearest cupcakery.  Exiled Legends by TeeTurtle, making of amazing games and fun merch. 7. Exiled Legends by TeeTurtle – From the creators of Unstable Unicorns comes Exiled Legends, a slightly more complex, strategic card game. Choose an exiled champion, assemble your team and defeat your enemies in this 30-60 minute game. Why on the Hot List? Based on the smashing success of the award-winning Unstable Unicorns, everything TeeTurtle touches seems to turn to gold. Based on the cool artwork and similar mechanic, this game should be no different.  Growl by Vigour 8. Growl by Vigour, Inc. – Growl takes the social deduction game to a whole new level. Players don’t die off in this game…they simply turn into werewolves bite by bite, frightfully leaving a single player as the lone human. Why on the Hot List? Joey Vigour is the genius behind Chaosmos and with Growl as his first game under the banner of his own company, expect unbridled creativity to abound.  Disney Villainous a great new game. Now it has lots of spin-offs most likely available in an IP you love...like Star Wars. 9. Disney Villainous by Ravensburger – Be a villain, cast curses and determine fates. The figurines are catchy and the art work is typical top-notch Disney quality. Why on the Hot List? While this isn’t a new game, it has won awards and just released a few expansions making this stay relevant through the end of 2019 and into 2020.  Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs - A Gemstone Mining Game. This one has gotten a bit hard to come buy. Great concept! 10. Disney Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs: A Gemstone Mining Game by USAopoly – this super cute game has lots of fun pieces from sparkly gems to minecarts to coins and cards. Press your luck as dwarfs mine for gemstones to earn “pie points”.
Why on the Hot List? Sparkly gems, pie and dwarfs! What’s not to love?! The Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs theme is adorable and clever. And combining it to earn pie brings an element that’s out-of-the-box but still relevant to the theme. |
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