Game Show Home Games/Video Games Thread

[Bob Zager]

Has anyone from this group seen the program Game Changer on "Dropout TV," or even pledged to the fundraiser on Kickstarter for the "Home Edition?"

It has now been a little over 24 hours now since it started, and with a goal of $40,000; the total pledges so far are over $2.3 million!

[clemon79]

Has anyone from this group seen the program Game Changer on "Dropout TV," or even pledged to the fundraiser on Kickstarter for the "Home Edition?"

It has now been a little over 24 hours now since it started, and with a goal of $40,000; the total pledges so far are over $2.3 million!

I have (and enjoy) a Dropout subscription. Their more ardent fans are HARD CORE.

I'll be curious to see how they adapt Game Changer to be played at home by non-improv performers.

[Jeremy Nelson]

I have (and enjoy) a Dropout subscription. Their more ardent fans are HARD CORE.

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Which is partially referenced by the fact that they've sold SIX TIMES(!) more versions of their $150+ Ultimate version than the $39 standard version.

[Bob Zager]

I was in my local library for their springtime used book sale.  This may be the first time they included jigsaw puzzled and box games. 

It was no surprise to see original Trivial Pursuit games, Balderdash and a few game show home games among them.  No surprise to see WWTBAM Jr., Family Feud DVD, and Card Sharks among recent titles.  But two in particular caught my attention--the fairly recent Wheel of Fortune electronic game by E-I, and   EYE GUESSS--Third edition 

[Bob Zager]

At first I was going to mention that I checked the websites at Just Play Products and Goliath/Pressman games.  Neither is showing their WOF board games (at least for now), and Goliath/Pressman, surprisingly still shows the WOF card game (originally Endless Games); but then, unsurprisingly, I came across Spin Master Games site and found this:

https://www.spinmasterspecialty.com/spinmastergames/shopspinmastergames/6075070?position=-1