Keith Schleicher

HABA is known for their great games for kids. Some of them involve stacking, like Rhino Hero and Animal Upon Animal. Now HABA is expanding upon that formula with Unicorn Glitterluck Cloud Stacking. When you first take a look at Cloud Stacking you may think it resembles Animal Upon Animal,
by Keith Schleicher
Iello tried to hit on the current retro gaming craze by coming out with the 8Bit Box. Inside the game box were a few “cartridges” with game pieces and instructions, as well as “controllers” that are used to plan the actions for the games. Now Iello is adding to the
by Keith Schleicher
When thinking about sci-fi sagas, spaceships can often provide as much personality as those piloting them. However, some of the most iconic sci-fi includes planets sporting different environments. Many episodes of Star Trek featured the team going on an away mission, whether it be someplace tropical or a desert. Star
by Keith Schleicher
When you think of Square Enix, you think of Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest. One of their more obscure series was the SaGa games. It was so obscure that the early games were changed to have Final Fantasy in the title. The more recent games were only released in Japan,
by Keith Schleicher
Racing games come in many shapes and sizes. You can be driving motorcycles, cars, indycars, dirt buggies, or other forms of transportation on land, water, or in the air. Some games take a looser arcade approach, while others let you tune everything from the gear shift ratio to the suspension.
by Keith Schleicher
Sometimes a game doesn’t need to have complicated rules to be great. Ticket to Ride gives players three choices each turn. Carcassonne makes players lay a tile down and put down a figure if they like. Love Letter has players take a card and then lay one of their
by Keith Schleicher
Comic book characters have no longer been relegated to dingy comic stores and bad made-for-TV movies. Since X-Men and the first Sam Raimi Spider-Man movies, comic book characters have entered mainstream pop culture. Since then we’ve seen more strategic games based on comic book characters come to the tabletop,
by Keith Schleicher
Lucky Duck Games hasn’t shied away from creating board games out of mobile apps. In the middle of last year they had a successful Kickstarter to bring Jetpack Joyride to the tabletop. Now they are funding Kingdom Rush: Rift in Time. Jessey Wright and Sen-Foong Lim are back after
by Keith Schleicher