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Azul: Queen’s Garden proves that it may not be easy being green, but it sure is fun

The fourth game in the hit Azul series just launched at Essen Spiel this last weekend, but last month Martin from Plan B Games walked us through this wonderfully green-themed

By Mike Dunn

/ 18 Oct 2021

Azul: Queen’s Garden proves that it may not be easy being green, but it sure is fun

GreenBrier Games gives us a look at upcoming co-op adventure survival game, Fire for Light

Will Sobel of Greenbrier Games gives us a demo of their upcoming survival adventure game Kickstarter, Fire for Light at Gen Con 2021. This cooperative game pits players against the

By Mike Dunn

/ 18 Oct 2021

GreenBrier Games gives us a look at upcoming co-op adventure survival game, Fire for Light

Polis Review ⏤ Bad Decisions in Ancient Greece

The wrap that the second edition of Polis comes in features a full-throated endorsement from Jason Matthews- the designer of Twilight Struggle, one of the most highly regarded two-player board

By Nick Dubs

/ 14 Oct 2021

Polis Review ⏤ Bad Decisions in Ancient Greece

Back on the Beat – Detective Rummy by Wizkids announced

Time to grab your favorite trench coat and fedora because Wizkids has just announced their brand new Detective Rummy board game! In this rummy-styled game, you can take on 7

By Kenny Tripoli

/ 1 Oct 2021

Back on the Beat – Detective Rummy by Wizkids announced

Gearlocs of War — Too Many Bones Review

You’ll take the day you are currently on and multiply that by the number of Gearlocs in your party. For instance, in a two-player game, the number of baddie

By Keith Schleicher

/ 28 Sep 2021

Not your ordinary science fair — Gizmos review

Sometimes first impressions can steer you the wrong way. When I first laid eyes on Gizmos, I thought that it would play similarly to Potion Explosion. The marble dispenser, the

By Keith Schleicher

/ 27 Sep 2021

Not your ordinary science fair — Gizmos review

7 Wonders: Architects revealed, an easy-to-understand strategy game accessible for the whole family

Asmodee and Repos Productions have announced their latest edition to the award-winning 7 Wonders series, 7 Wonders: Architects. Created as a accessible strategy game that the whole family can play,

By Richard Allen

/ 10 Sep 2021

7 Wonders: Architects revealed, an easy-to-understand strategy game accessible for the whole family

How do I look? – The Rocketeer: Fate of the Future strategy game announced

Have you ever wanted to go back in time and fight off the dastardly plot of villains at the start of the second world war? Well now you can in

By Kenny Tripoli

/ 17 Aug 2021

How do I look? – The Rocketeer: Fate of the Future strategy game announced

Upgrading cubes one last time — Century – A New World review

Emerson Matsuuchi created the Century series of games. At first glance, you might think that they play similarly. Colored cubes get upgraded throughout the game, which in turn get exchanged

By Keith Schleicher

/ 13 Aug 2021

Upgrading cubes one last time — Century – A New World review

Will your machine stand the test of time? – Capstone Games announces Corrosion

Have you ever wanted to relive the glory days of the industrial revolution and build an empire based on steam machinery? Well you’re in luck, because today Capstone Games

By Kenny Tripoli

/ 13 Aug 2021

Will your machine stand the test of time? – Capstone Games announces Corrosion

Do you remember? That Time You Killed Me now available for pre-order

Today, Pandasaurus Games announced that its newest 2-player game, That Time You Killed Me, is available for pre-order today. The game will allow 2 players to duke it out in

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 11 Aug 2021

Do you remember? That Time You Killed Me now available for pre-order

This is what happens when tabletop gaming meets Stranger Things – The Snallygaster Situation review

The Snallygaster Situation is what happens when tabletop gaming meets Stranger Things, and thankfully it is fantastic. Michael Addison and Jonathan Gilmour have crafted a loving tribute to the 80’

By Richard Allen

/ 9 Aug 2021

This is what happens when tabletop gaming meets Stranger Things – The Snallygaster Situation review