James van Tonningen





Rise is a board game about tracks. No, not railroad tracks, though it is a game set in the industrial era. We’re talking about progress tracks. The game has 12 in all, and the way they interact is, surprisingly, quite interesting. Rise puts players in the shoes of aspiring
by James van Tonningen
Wine is enjoyed across the entire world, though those disparate cultures’ relationship with wine is very different. Viticulture: World is dedicated to exploring how wine impacts different parts of the world, and how those differences impact how that wine is made. Viticulture World is a co-operative expansion to Viticulture. Much
by James van Tonningen
In ancient Persia, in its time the cultural center of the world, the art of making rugs was held as a high calling. Persian rugs required materials from all over the empire, which were harvested, bought, sold and eventually found their way to the Great Bazaar of Tabriz, the beating
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Odin’s favor is waning. The runes speak. There are other tribes, other seers, who fight in this land, and only one can have the favor of the gods. BloodRunes is an upcoming board game from Zoracle Games for 1-4 players where you take on the role of rune-reading oracles
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What color, exactly, is “lavender”? How about “traffic cone”? “Human Tongue”? Knowing the answer is the difference between winning and losing in Hues and Cues, a color guessing game for 3 to 10 players published by The OP. In Hues and Cues, each player will take turns being the cue-giver.
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Italy is world famous for its pasta, its idyllic plains, and of course, wine. In Viticulture, you are in charge of your own winery. Viticulture: Essential Edition is a re-release of the original Viticulture with some upgrades from the iconic Tuscany expansion. Specifically, it includes Mama’s and Papa’s,
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Knives in the night, poison in the banquet, conspiracy and betrayal abound. A revolution is brewing, and you are among the architects that pull the strings. Usurp the King is a political strategy card game for between 2-5 players, designed by Dan Hundycz. Each player represents a noble family, looking
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The priests of the sun and moon are in opposition, as they have been since Japan was raised from the ocean. The only way to decide the fate of Japan is to duel… by capturing yokai! Madoshi, designed by Dan Hyundicz, is a short 2 player game about using a
by James van Tonningen