Hoyle Card Games 2001

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Philosophers dont typically have their thinking made up by others, so it is no surprise that the game requires some attention to read before playing. If so much time was put into the game, players might be able to appreciate the artistry, but there are only a few options for modifying the games. The most obvious changes involve the shuffling of the decks in a variety of configurations, but those preferring a more traditional game can also drill down into the games scoring. Rest assured, the game is worth savoring, even the first time you play through it. 


There are several variations on the theme that are worth exploring. The most interesting is Cranium Blast, in which you and your opponent are pitted against to see who can get the highest score with their favorite characters. SuperHoyle provides players with tables and easy-to-use pictorial play guides.


Luckily, this book also has a number of technical help files in addition to the easy-to-follow manual. The book is the sixth entry in the Hoyle Card Games series, the first being Blackmar's Solitaire (Universal), published in 1994. More offerings from this series will hopefully follow. 


It can seem that the author a tried to make Game of Life into a classic card game. All of the components are there, but the original feel is lost. Purists will undoubtedly be offended by the blatant use of standard cards. Since the game can now be played in thousands of different styles, some of these critics might be short-sighted to the point of madness. Hopefully, the game will be taken a bit more seriously in future books. 84d34552a1