
The Associated Press featured Boom Again. Here is how the piece opened:
NEW YORK (AP) — The pandemic has proven there’s no shortage of games to keep families, couples and kids amused. The classics are ever-present, but a range of new or off-the-beaten-track gift entries are available. A sampling: BOOM AGAIN: Designed for two players or two teams, this…
Two players or two teams means the game works at a small table at home and on a video call with family in another city.
Boom Again is the pop culture trivia board game for Baby Boomers, created by Brian Hersch, the inventor of Taboo, Outburst and Super Scattergories. It packs more than 2,200 questions about the music, TV, movies, sports, politics and fads of the ’50s, ’60s and ’70s into six categories: what you Heard, what you Saw, what you Learned in School, what happened in the Street, what made the News, and the fast-paced Shout round.
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Ready to take a trip back in time? See what is inside the Boom Again box or order your game and start your own Boomer game night.