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Magic: The Gathering Foundations Beginner Box review ⏤ Is this the best way to learn Magic?

The Magic: The Gathering Foundations releases are more than another draft set. Alongside the standard draft set made of Play Boosters, Foundations also has a couple of brand-new products intended

By Chris Wyman

/ 21 Nov 2024

Magic: The Gathering Foundations Beginner Box review ⏤ Is this the best way to learn Magic?

River of Gold review — Rollin’ on a golden river

You know how sometimes you sit down to a new game not expecting too much, only to be blown away by every little thing put in front of you? That

By Nick Dubs

/ 17 Nov 2024

River of Gold review — Rollin’ on a golden river

Escape From Flat Earth review—Don’t bother.

Normally I jump into these reviews with something nice to say, I come out with a nice layout for my thoughts and I am ready to go right after. Not

By Raven Winters

/ 12 Nov 2024

Escape From Flat Earth review—Don’t bother.

13 Beavers review — Probability of a good time

Beavers is a kids and family game from tabletop giant Asmodee. As the resident reviewer of family games at GamingTrend I am always looking for games that I can play

By Mark Julian

/ 7 Nov 2024

13 Beavers review — Probability of a good time

Harrow County: The Game of Gothic Conflict & Fair Folk expansion review — Cube tower of terror

To me, “thematic” is a borderline dirty word. Playing too many early American designs that favored turning you into the DiCaprio pointing meme over fun or interesting gameplay has given

By Nick Dubs

/ 30 Oct 2024

Harrow County: The Game of Gothic Conflict & Fair Folk expansion review — Cube tower of terror

Lord of the Rings: Duel for Middle Earth review – The fate of the Middle Earth hangs in the balance.

Lord of the Rings will always hold a special place in my heart. From the first time I read the trilogy in middle school, or watched the movies for the

By Dan Hinkin

/ 30 Oct 2024

Lord of the Rings: Duel for Middle Earth review – The fate of the Middle Earth hangs in the balance.

Thunder Road: Vendetta Maximum Chrome review – Witness me!

Cars roar across the blasted wasteland and broken highways. The retort of heavy calibur gunfire rings across the salt-wastes. The greatest, and only, entertainment in the post apocalypse is the

By James van Tonningen

/ 24 Oct 2024

Thunder Road: Vendetta Maximum Chrome review – Witness me!

Watergate review – The conspiracy grows

In 1972, one of the nation’s greatest scandals occurred. A sitting president was accused of illegally wiretapping and spying on his political rivals, looking for dirt to win the

By James van Tonningen

/ 24 Oct 2024

Court of Miracles review – Thieves prosper

In old Paris, there is a place where the crippled walk, the sick are cured, where gold appears like magic and beggars become kings. That place is the Court of

By James van Tonningen

/ 24 Oct 2024

Court of Miracles review – Thieves prosper

Tesseract review – Hyperdimensional bomb squad

Something not of this world arrived. Initially, it was the size of a city, but it quickly shrank, and shrank, and shrank, until it was no more than a small

By James van Tonningen

/ 24 Oct 2024

Tesseract review – Hyperdimensional bomb squad

Magic: The Gathering Duskmourn: House of Horror review ⏤ Experience the scariest plane in the multiverse, the 1980s

Our last standard set for 2024 (not counting Foundations) is Duskmourn: House of Horror. Another plane new to the multiverse, inspired by the horror movies of the 1980s. Duskmourn is

By Chris Wyman

/ 19 Oct 2024

Magic: The Gathering Duskmourn: House of Horror review ⏤ Experience the scariest plane in the multiverse, the 1980s

Biomos review — Create your world

Biomos is an extremely simple board game that can become more complex if you play it with a group of friends. For most of my time with this game, I

By Raven Winters

/ 19 Oct 2024

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