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Reviews   -   Jun 23, 2016 The Dice Locker: FUSE Review
The Dice Locker: FUSE Review

Sometimes a game comes along and looks so simple that it won’t be that interesting. Rolling dice can be a lot of fun, but it takes the right mechanic to keep it interesting for the long term. When I first saw FUSE, I thought that it would be a

by Keith Schleicher
Reviews   -   Jun 21, 2016 All Out War: Thunder & Lightning Review
All Out War: Thunder & Lightning Review

I’ve always found it interesting to see how much Viking culture for a millennia ago still resonates with today. There are days of the week named after Viking gods, Viking culture heavily influences fantasy literature, such as J.R.R. Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings, and Viking gods

by Nick South
Reviews   -   Jun 20, 2016 Building a Better Maze Trap: Maze Racers Review
Building a Better Maze Trap: Maze Racers Review

When I’m doing a review, I do a lot more than rush through the rules and play the game. I like to think about what I just played and discover what makes the game work or what kept it from being a great title. As you would imagine, my

by Nick South
Reviews   -   Jun 07, 2016 The Limits of a Bluff: Prohis Review
The Limits of a Bluff: Prohis Review

Successful smugglers can only move their wares past the authorities with careful planning, deep intuition, and a sense of daring. Prohis is a three to six player card game designed around the heart-stopping moment of truth as a police officer winds his way around your cargo deciding what to inspect.

by John Farrell
Reviews   -   May 25, 2016 Better the Second Time: PWNs Review
Better the Second Time: PWNs Review

When I first reviewed PWNs a couple of months ago, it was safe to say that it had earned a place in my Pantheon of worst games ever. The general concept of the game was good, which remains moving South Park lookalikes around on a board to attach each other,

by Nick South
Reviews   -   May 20, 2016 Punked: Steam Time Review
Punked: Steam Time Review

Steampunk, that amalgamation of Victorian-era charm and science fiction concepts inspired by the likes of Jules Verne, produces a certain romanticism. Steam-powered machines and lighter-than-air vehicles are a staple of the genre. Kosmos’ Steam Time uses steampunk as a backdrop for an elaborate worker placement adventure through time. Two to

by Nick South
Reviews   -   May 16, 2016 Teaching Children to Branch Out: Best Treehouse Ever Review
Teaching Children to Branch Out: Best Treehouse Ever Review

Parents trying to get their younger children into gaming often have the difficult choice between something above their children’s skill level or too simple to occupy themselves. Best Treehouse Ever tries to fill in this gap, introducing younger players to the forward thinking concepts of strategy and card drafting

by John Farrell
Reviews   -   May 12, 2016 Full Time: Soccer 17 Review
Full Time: Soccer 17 Review

If there’s a genre where board gaming still takes a backseat to digital platforms, it’s in the world of sports games. While I’d much rather play a game of Second Season Football to Madden any day, board gaming will never be able to simulate all the working

by Nick South
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