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What’s in the box—Chronicles of Crime

What’s in the box, where we open up a tabletop game and look through the contents and components. Today we look at the app-driven cooperative crime investigation game, Chronicles of Crime

By Mike Dunn

/ 5 Mar 2019

What’s in the box—Euphoria: Ignorance is Bliss

Part of a new Tabletop video series- What’s in the box, where we open up a tabletop game and look through the contents and components. Today we look at the expansion to StoneMaier Games’ first board game- Euphoria: Ignorance is Bliss.

By Mike Dunn

/ 4 Mar 2019

What’s in the box—Euphoria: Ignorance is Bliss

What’s in the box—Middara Unintentional Malum: Act 1

The first of a new Tabletop video series- What’s in the box, where we open up a tabletop game and look through the contents and components. Up first is

By Mike Dunn

/ 4 Mar 2019

What’s in the box—Middara Unintentional Malum: Act 1

Journey more than 20,000 leagues under the sea with Nemo Rising this September

Today, Wizkids announced that it will release the cooperative boardgame Nemo Rising to local game stores this September. The game will allow up to four players to participate in two

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 4 Mar 2019

Journey more than 20,000 leagues under the sea with Nemo Rising this September

Chiyo’s Secret, hidden role game focused on helping or thwarting star-crossed lovers, now available

Today, WizKids announced that the hidden role game, Chiyo’s Secret, is now available. This game feature four different teams fighting to determine the fate of the star-crossed fugitive lovers.

By Sean Anthony

/ 28 Feb 2019

Chiyo’s Secret, hidden role game focused on helping or thwarting star-crossed lovers, now available

Talisman: Kingdom Hearts Edition revealed by The OP, first of two licensed versions coming this year

As a part of a collaboration between USAopoly and Games Workshop, the first of two licensed versions of Talisman has been revealed to be Kingdom Hearts Edition. This version will

By Sean Anthony

/ 26 Feb 2019

In space no one can hear you scream — Alone review

Typical dungeon crawlers and RPGs pit you and your fellow party members against a horde of enemies controlled by a game master — a single overlord or game engine controlling the

By Keith Schleicher

/ 19 Feb 2019

In space no one can hear you scream — Alone review

Don’t make a sound, make it out alive, Hako Onna hitting shelves this September

Just in time for the spookiest of seasons, board game Hako Onna will have one player assume the role of a spirit trying to take out the other players in

By Sean Anthony

/ 14 Feb 2019

Don’t make a sound, make it out alive, Hako Onna hitting shelves this September

Star Wars: Outer Rim board game announced by Fantasy Flight Games

Recently in a Galaxy far far away, Fantasy Flight Games revealed Star Wars: Outer Rim, the next title in their lineup of Star Wars based board games. Outer Rim will

By Sean Anthony

/ 13 Feb 2019

Star Wars: Outer Rim board game announced by Fantasy Flight Games

USAopoly and Games Workshop team up to create new licensed versions of Talisman

Recently, USAopoly and Games Workshop announced a new campaign to create two new licensed versions of Talisman later this year in North America and several other regions. This will be

By Sean Anthony

/ 13 Feb 2019

USAopoly and Games Workshop team up to create new licensed versions of Talisman

It’s time for a throwback as Steve Jackson Games reveals Pocket Box Games of the Eighties on Kickstarter

Are you ready for a blast from the past? Steve Jackson Games has recently announced a new Kickstarter campaign for its Pocket Box Games line of board games, with an

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 1 Feb 2019

It’s time for a throwback as Steve Jackson Games reveals Pocket Box Games of the Eighties on Kickstarter

It may not be too late! — CO2: Second Chance review

The world is in trouble, and it’s up to us to save it from, well, us. CO2: Second Chance is the latest release from heavy euro designer legend, Vital

By Nick Cvercko

/ 1 Feb 2019

It may not be too late! — CO2: Second Chance review