Rolling America Star Spangled Action Review

Interesting but not something my family really liked. We prefer Qwixx, but it shares some similarities. Scoring should be more strategic, but we found it a bit annoying. It's fine if you need another game of dice, but other than that, if the opportunity arises again, I'd say no.

We bought this as another option for Qwix, which is also fun (but dated). We enjoyed this game but I deducted a star because we shouldn't be playing it all the time and we are usually addicted to our new games. After a few rounds, both me and my son are ready to move on to something else. I would recommend this game as the rounds go fast and it's a good distraction for 15-20 minutes at a time. It's good to have in your gaming arsenal.

I love dice games, love them and was looking for something similar to quixx but different and gave it a try. It took a bit of work to figure that out. We played a round with no special skills, just put the numbers on the map and figured out which state is which. Once we got the hang of it, we added special abilities and moved on. These are cards from the first round of the full game. Okay, I lost, but when we first played hubs, we thought that only states bordering a different color should be…

I was very lucky to get Rolling America. The mechanics seem interesting and we needed something to travel with. But after playing a few times, the kids got tired of it. They were frustrated that even if you could assign any number, there is no perfect solution. So compare this to solitaire where you move small pins over each other on a wooden board, there is a perfect solution. So you can repeat it and compete with yourself to find the solution. There is no perfect solution in this game. With…