Over the years, my family has collected assorted versions of Milton-Bradley's game of Life. Though one of their newest additions, Life: Twists and Turns, is by far our favorite, this one comes close. The game doesn't involve much skill or concentration, which makes it much less entertaining than games that involve more verbal activity. The directions that come with the game are very vague and there are a lot of things that you have to figure out by yourself or find out about as you go. Also, the meaning behind the game is odd. You are awarded money throughout the game based on the results of Stories or Extreme Stories cards. The weird part comes in when you are given large amounts of money for your embarrassment or humiliation. The cards supposedly tell true stories, but I feel they would be more entertaining if you were given the whole story or at least a few more details. The game comes with blank cards and labels to make your own Stories cards based on your experiences. The game is really fun if you don't focus on its few flaws!Get more detail about Milton Bradley Game of Life-Extreme Reality.
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