Games

Grand Junction*Opoly has been around for at least a couple of years, but I just discovered the Grand Junction game, based on the classic board game Monopoly.

Whether you're home for the Holidays, stuck inside with your roommates and away from family or just bored on Christmas day, I have a list of eight super fun games you can play with family and friends to make this Holiday season feel a little less miserable.

If you came from a game-playing family, it's likely you have played many of these games through the years - and have forgotten all about them.

If we had these five business in Grand Junction, I'd be even happier to live here. They range from a drive-thru liquor store to a donut shop open until late.

If you haven't heard of Pokemon Go yet, you must be living under a rock. We're on a search to find Pokemon around Grand Junction, where have you captured yours? After firing up the app, we found a few lurking around our studios. What we do with them we don't know, but we're capturing them anyway...

Time off from work or school gives you the perfect opportunity to catch up on your gaming, so why not play a game that puts you in the Christmas spirit?

Since it is a well-documented fact that I am a grown-up 12-year-old, I love video games. I also love Colorado. So, it goes without saying that it doesn't get any better for me than when video games use Colorado as a playable level or world. Here are just a few that portray the world we actually live in.

This Halloween, we dare you to try these "scary" games that will have you broken staring at your screen in utter horror. Take this as a serious warning, these are not for the faint of heart.

There are few gaming deals you should keep an eye on so that you can properly equip yourself with the best titles on the market while keeping your wallet fairly healthy.

The Mesa County Fair is back and that means cotton candy, funnel cake and impossible to win carnival games- right? Wrong! The carnies may not want you to win, but we do! Go from zero to hero this year at the Mesa County Fair!