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Learn Electronics with Raspberry Pi: Circuits, Games, Toys, and Tools: Physical Computing with Circuits, Sensors, Outputs, and Projects: 2016
Book
Make a variety of cool projects using the Pi with programming languages like Scratch and Python,...
Kindergarten Phonics Island Adventure - Learn to Read Montessori Games with Puzzle Animal Train for Kids Hooked on Reading by Abby Monkey®
Games and Education
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67% OFF SALE - TODAY: September 23-30, 2015 ***** Parents‘ Choice Awards’ winner *****...
Akward (448 KP) rated Azul in Tabletop Games
Dec 31, 2018 (Updated Jan 5, 2019)
Easy to Learn (2 more)
Components are High Quality
Lots of Replayability
Lives Up to The Hype
I've been hearing about Azul for a good part of the year, and I never thought the game could live up to its hype. But boy was I wrong. If you are in the mood for a complicated Euro, this is not going to be what you are looking for. But this has replaced Ticket to Ride as my go-to game for non-gamers. Most people can easily learn in just a few minutes, and do fairly well their first game. It hasn't been uncommon for someone to win their very first game, even playing against veteran players.
It's also refreshing to see that their devotion to quality parts. This easily could have been a $15 game with poor components, but everything from the tiles to the canvas bag impresses.
It's also refreshing to see that their devotion to quality parts. This easily could have been a $15 game with poor components, but everything from the tiles to the canvas bag impresses.
Night Reader Reviews (683 KP) rated Bendy and the Ink Machine in Video Games
Jan 28, 2020 (Updated Jan 28, 2020)
Amazing game
Ok, I have never played this game myself but I have watched it being played. I know that's not quite the same thing but I'll take what I can get. Anyway, not flat out scary but definitely creepy enough to keep even big gamers interested. It has a strong plot with unexpected twists all over the place. Once the game is over there are still so many theories as to what happened because the developers did such an awesome job of layering on just enough facts to get people thinking.
The artwork reminds me of Betty Boop meets Steam Boat Willie (not sure is I should know those references but hey I grew up with oldies lol). Even the music and the way the characters move look like an older cartoon. Can't say anything about the controls but I still find myself in love with this game.
The artwork reminds me of Betty Boop meets Steam Boat Willie (not sure is I should know those references but hey I grew up with oldies lol). Even the music and the way the characters move look like an older cartoon. Can't say anything about the controls but I still find myself in love with this game.
David McK (3496 KP) rated Sword of Destiny in Books
Sep 1, 2019
Not a full-blooded novel in its own right, this is actually the second compilation of stories featuring Geralt of Rivea, after The Last Wish.
As most gamers will know by now (Witcher III, anyone?), Geralt is a Witcher, who makes his living by hunting Monsters but who also follows his own moral code. While I've never (yet) played that game, I also know that Netflix have a very-soon-to-be-released series based on the character and his world, starring none other than the current incarnation of Superman (Henry Cavill).
As a result, I decided it might be worth-while reading the source material itself first, starting with The Last Wish and now moving onto this. Both those books are pretty much character studies, introducing some key characters in Geralt's life who I'm sure will play larger roles in the full-length novels.
As most gamers will know by now (Witcher III, anyone?), Geralt is a Witcher, who makes his living by hunting Monsters but who also follows his own moral code. While I've never (yet) played that game, I also know that Netflix have a very-soon-to-be-released series based on the character and his world, starring none other than the current incarnation of Superman (Henry Cavill).
As a result, I decided it might be worth-while reading the source material itself first, starting with The Last Wish and now moving onto this. Both those books are pretty much character studies, introducing some key characters in Geralt's life who I'm sure will play larger roles in the full-length novels.
English for kids: play, learn and discover the world - children learn a language through play activities: fun quizzes, flash card games and puzzles
Education
App
▶ Play, explore and discover the awesome world around you ▶ Listen and record your voice, play...
The Little Book of Big Word Puzzles: Over 400 Synonym Scrambles, Crossword Conundrums, Word Searches & Other Brain-Tickling Word Games
Merriam-Webster and David L Hoyt
Book
It's a word-puzzle lover's dream team: David L. Hoyt, the most syndicated puzzle writer in the...
