These Oregon Trail games are dumb.
These Oregon Trail games are dumb.
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Wait there's an Oregon Trail card game? Can you take a photo of the dysentery card?
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ReplyDeleteI LOVE that game!
ReplyDeleteWe had fun. It was 3am tho.
ReplyDeleteCan you get stuck in the mountains with millions of bullets but no replacement wheel? If you can't make a ridiculously awesome story about surviving through the winter in the mountains waiting for another traveler to come along to trade with they failed at implementing the video game.
ReplyDeleteBarry Lovseth Yes. Yes you can.
ReplyDeleteIt's a terrible "game."
ReplyDeleteI haven't played the Hunting expansion (as shown in the picture there), but I thought the first box was good and played well instead of just relying on nostalgia.
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