Android Rundown - If you love classic board games, EA is satisfying your love of classic board games on Android, first with Monopoly, and now with The Game of Life. The ultimate goal of The Game of Life is to end the game with the highest net worth. Sociologists, please wait your turn, I’ll address your concerns later in this review.
For those lovely youths out there, this app is an adaptation of what historians refer to as a "board game" and what teenagers of a long gone era referred to as another type of board entirely. The game has been around since the actual Milton Bradley patented it in 1860 and while it started off as a strategy game and the world's first "parlor game", it has now metamorphosized into a cacophony of luck and wacky human caricature.
WP Central: Just over a year ago, Nokia and Electronic Arts announced an agreement to publish over 20 EA games exclusively for Nokia Lumia Windows Phones. Shortly thereafter, they revealed the full list of planned titles. The list contained some compelling brands like Dead Space, Madden, and FIFA. It also included more casual and less exciting titles such as The Game of Life and Connect 4.
Impulse Gamer - It seems that quite a few people born into Generation-X (myself included) have a very fond spot for this classic board game called The Game of Life. I still remember playing this game as a kid and having a blast as we played this rather cool looking board game (spin wheel included) with friends and family in order to secure good jobs, get married, buy a house and engage in a variety of other "lifely" activities.
