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Reviews   -   Nov 10, 2023 La Famiglia review — The family disappoints me for once
La Famiglia review — The family disappoints me for once

On paper, La Famiglia has all the makings for a home run. Just looking at the companies involved, it’s another Feuerland/ Capstone import, the combo that brought us the obscenely good Ark Nova. Mechanics wise, it’s an asymmetric team-based worker placement and area control hybrid, with hidden order

Reviews   -   Nov 07, 2023 Distilled review – from moonshine to fine spirits
Distilled review – from moonshine to fine spirits

Living in Tennessee and being a big fan of bourbon, how could I resist the chance to review Distilled (2023) from Paverson Games? This highly detailed strategic card game promises to take you through the journey of revitalizing an abandoned distillery passed down to you as inheritance and to make

Micro Dojo review— Honey, I shrunk the game
Reviews   -   Nov 10, 2023 Micro Dojo review— Honey, I shrunk the game

Say what you will about crowdfunding, it has really helped drag board game production out of the stone age of beige spreadsheets into something that looks professional and doesn’t immediately turn off all but the most German passerby. Nowadays, games typically aim for an impeccable presentation in order to

by Nick Dubs
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Reviews   -   Nov 10, 2023 Micro Dojo review— Honey, I shrunk the game
Micro Dojo review— Honey, I shrunk the game

Say what you will about crowdfunding, it has really helped drag board game production out of the stone age of beige spreadsheets into something that looks professional and doesn’t immediately turn off all but the most German passerby. Nowadays, games typically aim for an impeccable presentation in order to

by Nick Dubs
Reviews   -   Nov 10, 2023 La Famiglia review — The family disappoints me for once
La Famiglia review — The family disappoints me for once

On paper, La Famiglia has all the makings for a home run. Just looking at the companies involved, it’s another Feuerland/ Capstone import, the combo that brought us the obscenely good Ark Nova. Mechanics wise, it’s an asymmetric team-based worker placement and area control hybrid, with hidden order

by Nick Dubs
Reviews   -   Nov 07, 2023 Distilled review – from moonshine to fine spirits
Distilled review – from moonshine to fine spirits

Living in Tennessee and being a big fan of bourbon, how could I resist the chance to review Distilled (2023) from Paverson Games? This highly detailed strategic card game promises to take you through the journey of revitalizing an abandoned distillery passed down to you as inheritance and to make

by Samuel Pair
News   -   Nov 06, 2023 Heaven and Hell bring their battle to game night through a Diablo based tabletop RPG and board game
Heaven and Hell bring their battle to game night through a Diablo based tabletop RPG and board game

Take the battle between Heaven and Hell to your tabletop with the newly announced Diablo: The Roleplaying Game, which will be a direct companion to the upcoming Diablo: The Board Game. Diablo: The Roleplaying Game features an original core inspired by Diablo IV and will further explore the overworld and

by Richard Allen
Reviews   -   Oct 31, 2023 Wandering Towers review – a wizardly fun time
Wandering Towers review – a wizardly fun time

I’ll be totally honest, when I first glimpsed Wandering Towers my first impression was that it would be a cute kids game. I could not possibly have been more wrong. This quickly turned into a strategic game of cat and mouse, with a few fun and exciting twists along

by Samuel Pair
Reviews   -   Oct 24, 2023 The White Castle review—A tiny box with a ton of game
The White Castle review—A tiny box with a ton of game

Value. Value is largely subjective by nature- each of us places value on things to varying degrees and often the value we ascribe to those things in turn varies from person to person. Furthermore, one individual can find boundless value from a thing while another sees no value whatsoever in

by Mike Dunn
Reviews   -   Oct 23, 2023 The Thing: Infection at Outpost 31 review — A flawed imitation can still be fun
The Thing: Infection at Outpost 31 review — A flawed imitation can still be fun

Overview Similar to a lot of hidden traitor style board games, Infection at Outpost 31’s design is largely based off of the skeleton of Battlestar Galactica (BSG.) BSG is a hallmark design from 2008 making it ancient by modern board game standards, but it revolutionized the hidden traitor genre

by Chris Wyman
Reviews   -   Oct 22, 2023 Clinic: Deluxe Edition review – Give me 20 ccs of brain burn, stat!
Clinic: Deluxe Edition review – Give me 20 ccs of brain burn, stat!

I have a few doctors in my family, but it was never something I had any interest in. Bodily fluids and seeing limbs out of their socket is just not my thing. The great thing about board games is being able to immerse yourself in a different work for a

by Dan Hinkin
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