Look, this is a 1981 roll-and-move game about commuting to work. Let that sink in.

It's perfectly safe and inoffensive, but it's also about as exciting as watching paint dry in traffic. The BGG rating of 6.2 out of 10 with only 296 ratings after four decades tells you everything—this is not a hidden gem that was overlooked. It's a forgettable relic from an era when board game design meant "roll dice, move spaces, first to the end wins."

The real kicker? It takes 60 minutes to play. An hour of rolling dice to simulate your morning commute. There are dozens of better family board games at this complexity level—Ticket to Ride, Kingdomino, Sushi Go, even classic Parcheesi has more going on.

If you find this at a garage sale for $2 and your kid is 6-7 and just learning board games, sure, it's harmless. But don't seek this out. Your family game nights deserve better.