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Reviews   -   Mar 25, 2024 World Wonders review — More enjoyable than the average tile laying game
World Wonders review — More enjoyable than the average tile laying game

I enjoy heavy games. For example, I love to play A Feast For Odin, another tetromino placement game. World Wonders is not heavy, and yet it has some economic and logistic features that make it very enjoyable for its weight. In World Wonders you’ll be spending your limited resources

by Chris Hinkes
Reviews   -   Mar 22, 2024 Pathfinder 2E Remaster: Player Core review – You’ve got three actions, what are you going to do?
Pathfinder 2E Remaster: Player Core review – You’ve got three actions, what are you going to do?

When my late friend, Brian Fitzpatrick – self-proclaimed nerd and all around great guy – invited me to play a role-playing game set in a system that he had created, I had no idea what I was getting myself into. Through nights over zoom during the pandemic, something awakened within me and

by Dan Hinkin
Reviews   -   Mar 22, 2024 Pathfinder 2E Remaster: GM Core review – A primer for Pathfinder campaign greatness
Pathfinder 2E Remaster: GM Core review – A primer for Pathfinder campaign greatness

The thought of being a game master for a roleplaying group scares me a bit. While I have no problem teaching a board game or acting out the role of a dwarven monk or a space ranger, being in charge of a group and creating a world for them to

by Dan Hinkin
Reviews   -   Mar 15, 2024 Kinfire Delve: Scorn’s Stockade review — A standalone expansion done right
Kinfire Delve: Scorn’s Stockade review — A standalone expansion done right

Scorn’s Stockade is the second standalone set in the Kinfire Delve trilogy. We already reviewed the first box, Vainglory’s Grotto, which you can read here. This review will cover the things that have been added or changed from the first game. Characters Scorn’s Stockade comes with two

by Chris Hinkes
Reviews   -   Mar 04, 2024 AQUA review— Don’t submerge the tiles, I tried.
AQUA review— Don’t submerge the tiles, I tried.

Spatial puzzle games have become intrinsic to the hobby. Ever since polyominoes caught fire with Patchwork, NMBR 9, and Feast for Odin, designers have been finding new ways to make our brains melt by putting cardboard bits together. Two years ago, Akropolis introduced stacking hexes, and now, Aqua has my

by Nick Dubs
Reviews   -   Mar 01, 2024 Horticulture Review — Exploring a Garden’s Delights
An image of the Horticulture game

Horticulture, designed by Nate & Jake Jenne and published by Last Night Games, is a flip and write game that challenges gamers to work collaboratively on a garden. In my experiences playing it, I’ve found Horticulture to be an incredibly relaxing yet puzzling experience due to the consistent surprises

by Randy Gregory II
Reviews   -   Feb 29, 2024 Space Lion: Divide and Conquer review — Give me space, I need to lie down
Space Lion: Divide and Conquer review — Give me space, I need to lie down

It’s hard to not love Air, Land & Sea and its mobile counterpart, Marvel Snap. Both have expanded upon the 2 player card game format in a way that inherently promotes a crunchy experience that self-balances despite extremely powerful and unbalanced effects. At first glance, I was intrigued by

by Nick Dubs
Reviews   -   Feb 28, 2024 Something Wild! review — My first Rummy game
Something Wild! review — My first Rummy game

Something Wild! is a small box game from Funko that is reminiscent of a stripped down classic card game with some modern flare. Toss in an adorable mini Pop figure and this could be Something Interesting! Right? At its core, Something Wild is all about building sets and runs of

by Mark Julian
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