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Hasbro Family Game Night 3 box art for Wii

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(Wii - PAL, Action & Adventure)

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Developed_By:

Electronic Arts

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Electronic Arts

Released On:

01 Oct 2010

Hasbro Family Game Night 3 is the third installment in the board game-to-video game franchise by Hasbro and EA .

All of the games are more or less true to their board game counterpart, usually having some added mini games or interactive parts not found in the originals. All games can be played in either the Original version or a game mode called Remix, which adds new rules, switches gameplay mechanics, or simply makes it into more or less a new game entirely. There is also the option of playing a full game or a quick game for each of the five games (which either is made up of a much simplified board or fewer rounds than the full version).

The game hub is an amusement park, where all the games are seen as rides or buildings and where the players pick which game they want to play. There is also the option of changing outfits for Mr. and Mrs. Potato Head (who can be found in the digital version).

The Game of Life: The aim of this game is much like the board game. Live a successful life, get a good job, raise a family, retire with the most accumulated wealth.

The Game of Life: The way to do so is to travel across the game board (representing life) and hitting all the landmarks in a person's life: graduate, get a job, get married, get a house, start a family.

The Game of Life: The difference between the digital version and the board game is the inclusion of mini games at key points of life. They include; a memory game when buying a house, clicking all the green envelopes while avoiding junk mail to get a good job as well as a wedding party where a version of Twister determines how much you'll receive as a wedding gift from other players.

The Game of Life: It doesn't matter which player crosses the finish line first, as the money is all added up after all the players have finished. The one with the most money at the end of the game wins.

The Game of Life: In the Remix version of the game the player earns extra steps by landing on money making spaces or minus steps if landing on money losing spaces. In this version it's a race to the finish, and the player to cross the finish line first, wins.

Yahtzee Hands Down: This game is more or less a card game version of the classic game yahtzee. Instead of rolling dice, the players draw cards to make pairs, straights, full house etc.

Yahtzee Hands Down: The twist here is that all cards also have to be of the same color. A certain amount of cards are placed in the middle of the table showing what combinations have to be achieved in order to score points.

Yahtzee Hands Down: This version is turned based and each player (and computer) gets their turn to chance their hand around until they can lay hands on the points.

Yahtzee Hands Down: In the Remix mode, however, the game is real-time and while everyone still gets their turn, there is a ticking clock and anyone can show a hand at any time. There is also only one point card at the time in the middle of the table and all hands are visible to all players.

Mouse Trap: Just like the board game, the goal of Mouse Trap is to gather as much cheese as possible while assembling a Rube Goldberg-like mouse trap to catch the other players in before being caught yourself.

Mouse Trap: In this digital version you are required to play a mini game in order to see how many pieces of the trap you can add (a minimum of one and a maximum of three). The mini game is a version of Pipe Dream where the player has to place tubes so that a steel ball can pass through certain "trap piece slots".

Mouse Trap: The last player to be trapped after the whole mouse trap is assembled wins the game.

Mouse Trap: In the Remix mode, however, the players competing to get a certain number of pieces of cheese first. This version is very different from the Original mode game in that the game takes place on a totally different game board.

Mouse Trap: The players also get to place traps in specific trap slots along the road to hinder other players. Landing on one of the traps triggers a mini game where the player has to time a button push or lose a piece of cheese.

Mouse Trap: There are golden spanners along the way which makes the player immune to one triggered trap.

The Remix mode adds new features and gameplay mechanics to each game, making it a fresh take on the original board games. The digital version offers a fun and interactive experience for players of all ages.

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5030945092193 (Denmark)

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