My review of this 2 player trick taking game by White Goblin Games. It’s a standalone sequel to the original Claim that can be mixed together for more replayability. Each of the 5 suits or factions have special abilities that trigger during the tricks. C.

My review of this spatial game where you’re building your own Gingerbread House. It’s published by Phil Walker Harding and published by Lookout Games. You’ll be placing cookies on your house, gathering resources, and trapping well known characters for po.

My review of this party game that mixes interesting original art like in Mysterium, and social deduction aspects like in Spyfall. Can you figure out who the conspirator is along with the others in the Detective Club? Click here to find the best prices an.

My review of this reimplementation of the smash hit from 1896 Fireball Island by Restoration games. This version (the Curse of Vul-Kar) brings in new modernized mechanisms and it looks better than ever! Click here to find the best prices and availability.

My comparison of the original Azul and this new standalone version (Stained Glass of Sintra). I give you a quick 1 minute overview of both, and which one I like best overall. Click here to find the best prices and availability for the game featured in th.

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My review of this cooperative party game published by Repos Production and Asmodee North America. Can you get the active player to guess the one word, but only writing one word yourself along with everyone else? But watch out because any duplicated words.

My review of this deduction game published by Matagot where one player hides treasure on the island as Long John Silver, and the rest of the players are pirates trying to be the first to find it by drawing on the board! But if they don’t find it in time .

My review of this city building game (The Estates by Capstone Games) where you’re trying to earn points from the stocks you on in companies. It uses a unique auction mechanism and a closed economy to drive the actions selected by the players. You’ll be t.

My review of this standalone campaign based game in the Grizzled universe published by CMON.Cooperatively try to win missions, and battles over 9 chapters. Different mechanisms will be introduced over the campaign, and you can replay it once it’s done. C.