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Taking flight with Star Realms — Origins 2018 Preview

Star Realms was the first game from White Wizard Games, but it took off like gangbusters. Since then White Wizard has expanded to include Epic and Hero Realms in their

By Keith Schleicher

/ 27 Jun 2018

Taking flight with Star Realms — Origins 2018 Preview

Cute and cuddly social deduction hits Kickstarter with Hidden Panda

Today, Jellybean Games announced the release of its social deduction game Hidden Panda on Kickstarter from now until July 6, with a funding goal of $5,000. The game, which

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 11 Jun 2018

Cute and cuddly social deduction hits Kickstarter with Hidden Panda

Dark destinies manifest–Grimslingers review

I think we’ve found a winner in the contest for best one on one/team based/cooperative cat vampire shootout games. Grimslingers doesn’t sound like it will work

By John Farrell

/ 21 Mar 2018

Dark destinies manifest–Grimslingers review

Crazy Eights: Jon Cohn answers questions on Munchkin TMNT

The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have gone through several iterations over the past couple of decades. From the television and movie screen, they’ve rarely been out of the public

By Keith Schleicher

/ 20 Mar 2018

Crazy Eights: Jon Cohn answers questions on Munchkin TMNT

Words with Stocks — Letter Tycoon Review

It’s interesting to browse through Boardgamegeek and see the multitude of word game offerings that are available. You wouldn’t think there would be so many games based on

By Nick South

/ 23 Feb 2018

Words with Stocks — Letter Tycoon Review

Crazy Eights: John Clair answers questions on Edge of Darkness

In 2016 AEG introduced the concept of card crafting in Mystic Vale. The deck-building concepts we had seen in other games were present. However, as players received a card they

By Keith Schleicher

/ 19 Feb 2018

Crazy Eights: John Clair answers questions on Edge of Darkness

War never changes until the mutated goat armies—Gruff: Rage of the Trolls review

After generations of experimentation, battle, and horrific abominations before the eyes of God, the Shepherds of Woe must face their ancient foe once more. The Trolls have returned for revenge,

By John Farrell

/ 15 Feb 2018

War never changes until the mutated goat armies—Gruff: Rage of the Trolls review

The team behind Exploding Kittens has a message (and a game) for its fans: You’ve Got Crabs

Today, the Exploding Kittens team had a special message for all of its fans: You’ve Got Crabs. That’s not just an unfortunate outcome of a night-without-protection, it’s

By Sean Anthony

/ 14 Feb 2018

The team behind Exploding Kittens has a message (and a game) for its fans: You’ve Got Crabs

Sound and fury and signifying–Blurble review

Blurble is a game of words and shouting, and there is something attractive in that directness. There isn’t anything deep in this game, but depth isn’t its goal.

By John Farrell

/ 17 Dec 2017

Sound and fury and signifying–Blurble review

You’ve goat to play this game–Gruff: the tactical card game of mutated monster goats review

It’s rare to see a new combat card game make such responsible decisions as Gruff. While the two player combat card genre is a crowded field, Gruff’s design

By John Farrell

/ 12 Dec 2017

You’ve goat to play this game–Gruff: the tactical card game of mutated monster goats review

Crazy Eights: Rob Dougherty and Darwin Kastle answer questions about Sorcerer

I still remember being lucky enough being asked to try out a prototype of a deck-building game one day before Origins at a hotel nearby. That day I was introduced

By Keith Schleicher

/ 6 Dec 2017

Crazy Eights: Rob Dougherty and Darwin Kastle answer questions about Sorcerer

Studio Woe at PAX Unplugged–mutated goat battles are only the start, and it’s a good start

Studio Woe is a company of two artists whose hands have touched some of the most lush visual feasts of the past few years. Darksiders, Warhammer 40k, and League of

By John Farrell

/ 21 Nov 2017

Studio Woe at PAX Unplugged–mutated goat battles are only the start, and it’s a good start