My goal in The Game of Life 2 is always to spin low (though, it is random) and hope that I have more options and experiences! Some areas, like the risk decision, actually can have you hitting taxes a bunch of times, which might require you to take out a loan. If one person gets through the board quickly, they also get to continue spinning to either add money or add experiences to their life, which can help them in the end. At the end of every game, there is a summary of what each player had done too. There are various puzzle pieces you can unlock by playing the game and achieving different goals within the game, which are fun if you like collecting. I love the fact that there are bots, which can allow lower numbers of people to play, and smaller children to play on their own. The game itself allows you to play locally, using pass and play, play online with friends or play with bots. This complaint aside, the different worlds are really pretty and fun to play through! It’s weird that in fantasy land I am still investing in comic books or upgrading my computer. All of the action cards are the same between worlds, which felt like an oversight to me. The different boards have a few changes between them different jobs that make sense in those worlds, different outfits so your avatars can match the world, different icons if you want to theme your icon, and different houses you can invest in. These routes, apart from college, don’t often guarantee anything, but instead you have a better chance of landing on that tile to achieve it. You start with a set amount of money, and can decide to go to college, invest in houses or have a family. There are different decisions to make, tiles that can change your life, and a lot going on. This game is very similar to the board game you and your friends are racing around a board looking to get the most out of life. The board itself feels longer so there seems to be more to play. I am not saying modern kids don’t like board games, but in a world of digital games, it just makes sense to bring some of these classics to life on your devices! The G ame of Life 2, unlike the original board game, has a bunch of different worlds for you to play. Now, though, everything has a digital version, so it was no surprise when The G ame of Life 2 came out on multiple platforms, bringing the board game to life with many different adjustments that would make it more interesting for modern children. I fondly remember playing the board game with my cousins as a young child. The Game of Life is one of those classic board games that I feel like every American house has in their collection.
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