Boardgame Review – Revolver. This Colonel Ain’t About The Chicken
By Peter Ruth II I know I’m late in reviewing this, but nobody has ever really talked much about this […]
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Boardgame Review – Lord of the Rings living card game.
By Evaldas Bladukas Today my friends we venture into lands wrought with peril and danger, where many board game fans
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Boardgame Review – Hubbly Bubbly Brew
By Michael Chamberlain Hubbly Bubbly Brew, printed in 2013 by Quantuum Games and designed by Patrick Ruedisueli is a game
Card Game Review – Bedtime Heroes
By Paco Garcia Jaen Although children can get jolly scared when they have a nightmare, more often than not they
Boardgame Review–Romeo and Juliet in the Council of Verona
By Paco Garcia Jaen Light games with just a few components are all the rage at the moment. In the
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Board Game review – Om Nom Nom
By Michael Chamberlain Om Nom Nom is a light family simultaneous selections game designed by Meelis Looveer and published by
Boardgame review – Ortus
By Michael Chamberlain Ortus, released this year (2013) by FableSmith and designed by Joost Das, is an abstract strategy game
Boardgame review – Taluva
I can’t control my brain
Things are definitely taking a turn for the autumnal up here in the far North. The leaves and the air both turn crisp, and the nights are fair drawing in. How delightful then, to be mentally transported to an island paradise in the warm Southern seas? Aah, when I close my eyes I can almost smell the salt on the air, feel the tropical sun dappling on my skin as I lay beneath this coconut-laden palm. Somewhere I can here the trilling of birds of paradise, mingling with the screams of the villagers as they flee yet another volcanic catastrophe…
Boardgame review – Word on the Street Junior
Word on the Street Junior, by Jack Degnan and published by Out of the Box Publishing in 2010, is a family word game played in teams. Using a tug of war style mechanic, the teams will take turns to try to choose the best word to maximise their pull on the letters.
Boardgame review – Glastonbury
Glastonbury by Gunter Burkhardt and published by Franjos Spieleverlag this year (2013) is a reimplementation of Kupferkessel Co. (2001) that expands on the original game and allows for four players adding some new elements.