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Molly House PAXU Preview — My excitement won’t be mollified

To be perfectly honest, I don’t know how best to classify Molly House, Wherlegig’s latest cardboard masterpiece. I feel like I’m describing the subgenre of my favorite

By Nick Dubs

/ 4 Jan 2024

Molly House PAXU Preview — My excitement won’t be mollified

Shaping the Clay — Previews from PAX Unplugged’s Unpublished Hall

Some ideas can look good on paper or in an echo chamber and need a stranger’s perspective. For board games, fresh perspectives can be especially hard to secure. Each

By Sean Weeks

/ 4 Jan 2024

Shaping the Clay — Previews from PAX Unplugged’s Unpublished Hall

Ravensburger shares plans for Disney Villainous in 2024

Ravensburger has announced their plans for Disney Villainous in 2024 and there are some exciting things coming. Sugar and Spite has an interesting mashup of a classic villain, Shere Khan,

By Mark Julian

/ 4 Jan 2024

Ravensburger shares plans for Disney Villainous in 2024

Wyrmspan, a new 1-5 player competitive tableau and engine-building game, announced

Wyrmspan, a new Stonemaier game from Apiary designer Connie Vogelmann, was announced today. Wyrmspan is a 1-5 player competitive tableau and engine building game inspired by Wingspan, though Wyrmspan will

By Richard Allen

/ 3 Jan 2024

Wyrmspan, a new 1-5 player competitive tableau and engine-building game, announced

Neotopia review — Please don’t eat the tokens

Neotopia, published by Arcane Wonders, is a family weight game about creating patterns in an expanding city in order to score the most points by the end of the game.

By Mark Julian

/ 20 Dec 2023

Neotopia review — Please don’t eat the tokens

Barcelona review – An admirable city, a city full of life, intense, a port open to the past and future.

Board games and history are two of my favorite things. For many years, I taught social sciences to middle and high school students and though I still work in education,

By Dan Hinkin

/ 4 Dec 2023

Barcelona review – An admirable city, a city full of life, intense, a port open to the past and future.

After Us review – Get your hands off me, you dang dirty ape!

Post-apocalyptic ape pop culture has been around for awhile, namely in the Planet of the Apes franchise. I have fond memories of watching the original movies with my father when

By Dan Hinkin

/ 3 Dec 2023

After Us review – Get your hands off me, you dang dirty ape!

KESS and SEGA reveal upcoming Sonic Roll board game

Check out the press release for the new Sonic Roll board game: Today, KESS and SEGA of America revealed the upcoming Sonic Roll board game, an all-new high-speed dice-rolling adventure

By Dan Hinkin

/ 30 Nov 2023

Shut your trap and fight! — the Witcher is coming to Unmatched

This is the most exciting thing to happen to Unmatched since the Dr. Malcom promo figure. The World of The Witcher Is Coming to Unmatched in 2024 CD PROJEKT RED

By Mark Julian

/ 29 Nov 2023

Shut your trap and fight! — the Witcher is coming to Unmatched

Age of Wonders: Planetfall lands on the tabletop

The Age of Wonders franchise is a PC classic and now it is coming to the tabletop. Read the launch announcement from publisher Arcane Wonders below. The Star Union’s

By Mark Julian

/ 29 Nov 2023

Age of Wonders: Planetfall lands on the tabletop

Cranium Big Brain Detective Game review — Find your inner child

Seek and find is a classic kids game that I have very fond memories of. Whether it was picking up the Highlights magazine at the dentist office, searching out the

By Mark Julian

/ 28 Nov 2023

Cranium Big Brain Detective Game review — Find your inner child

Apiary review – Spacebees, The Board Game! Spacebees, The Lunchbox! Spacebees, The Breakfast Cereal!

There is something fascinating about bees. I have watched a ton of videos about hive relocations where all one has to do is find the queen, place them in a

By Dan Hinkin

/ 28 Nov 2023

Apiary review – Spacebees, The Board Game! Spacebees, The Lunchbox! Spacebees, The Breakfast Cereal!