Oregon Trail is coming back and we’re feeling some ‘90s feels

Good news for those of you looking to travel west — the west is coming to a coffee table near you!Thanks to the Pressman Toy Company, one of the OG computer games, The Oregon Trail, has been converted to a card game. It’s available exclusively at Target for $14.99.
WE NEED IT NOW.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kg8lCvF1-Oc?feature=oembed
The Oregon Trail first came on the market in 1971 as a computer game with the purpose of teaching schoolchildren about pioneer life in the 1800s.
#ThrowbackThursday to when we had to go to the library, just to play #TheOregonTrail. #GPEN #GLIFE pic.twitter.com/qilo4mNDTL
— G Pen (@GPen) July 7, 2016
While the game did educate kids about the struggles of surviving a peripatetic life in a covered wagon, it has taken on a wider reputation than something that spread awareness of death by dysentery. For those of us who grew up in the late ’80s to early ’90s, The Oregon Trail was basically our introduction into computers. And again, dysentery.
Like, so much dysentery.
#YouKnowYoureTooOld when you couldn't wait to go to school to play this… #TheOregonTrail pic.twitter.com/3Jzz4olMhG
— Antowyn Cauley (@Sinigang_Papi) July 24, 2016
https://twitter.com/udfredirect/status/759462843720863745
So, now that the dusty cross-country trek has migrated from computers to the coffee table, we wonder what’s next. Maybe a tabletop version of Snake?