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Category - Educational Board Games
Periodic: A Game of the Elements Review – This Game’s Got Your (atomic) Number
Prove your chemistry teacher wrong! Check out our review for Periodic: A Game of the Elements and show off your knowledge of science.
What In The Wild Review – Building Habitats by Matching Cards
What in the Wild is a small box educational game that packs a wild adventure. It “grows” with the players and has lots of fantastic pictures. Read our What in the Wild review to find out if this game worth adding to your...
Darwin’s Choice Review – Create, Mutate, and Migrate
The duck-billed platypus has nothing on the creatures you’ll create during the course of this constantly changing game of life, death, and evolution. Read our Darwin’s Choice review to find out more!
Subatomic: An Atom Building Game Review
Atoms. They’re the stuff that “stuff” is made of; the building blocks of everything. And now, with Genius Games’s Subatomic game, you can create your own! Read our review to find out more!
Tokyo Metro Review – Extensive Rapid Transit System
Tokyo Metro is a game inspired by the lucrative and intertwining train lines of Tokyo. Check out our review of Tokyo Metro and see if this unique economic simulation is for you.
Planetarium Review – Where Fun and Science Collide
Have you ever wanted to witness the birth of a solar system? Planetarium lets players guide the formation and evolution of entire planets. Read our review of Planetarium to find out more!
Cytosis – A Cell Biology Game Review – John Coveyou
Cytosis is the process by which a cell intakes things and expels things. It’s happening inside of all of us all the time. Is it possible to turn something like this into a game? Genius Games things they’ve done it. Have they...
Birds of a Feather Review – Teale Fristoe
Was that a Stellar's Jay or a Scott's Oriole? A Red-Winged Blackbird, or a Gray-crowned Rosy-Finch? Be on the lookout for the rarest of birds in the uniquely themed seven player set collection card game Birds of Feather.