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Keyflower – Board Game Review
I can't believe I've never talked about Keyflower before. This happens now and then, I think to myself "I've definitely already reviewed this game", only for my search to turn up absolutely nothing. Well that's certainly a treat, because I love Keyflower and am so...
Crib Wars – Board Game Review
If you’re reading this review, I’m going to guess you fall into one of two camps: one, an elderly member of your family taught you how to play Cribbage as a child and now you harbour a deep love for the game. Or two, you’ve never played it and you think it’s a boring...
Forgotten Paths – Board Game Review
Disclaimer: The Print and Play files were provided by the publisher I always aspire to play more print-and-play games, especially now that I have a new ink tank printer and a desk job. They seem like such a perfect game, small, generally simple, something to always...
Pioneers in Peril – Board Game Review
Disclaimer: A copy of Pioneers in Peril was provided by the designer for review I don't normally begin reviews by talking about the production, but in the case of Pioneers in Peril, the production is the star of the show. A fully wooden, hand made game by designer...
Poetry for Neanderthals
I don't actually have a lot of time to play party games. Maybe it's not that I don't have a lot of time, but I rarely have the right situation for them. My game group usually meets on a Wednesday, and it's me and two other people. The same two people who have been...
For the King (and me)
I suppose re-theming an existing game can be a bit of a mixed bag. On one hand, re-theming an existing game means that you have a built-in audience. Plenty of people have already played the game, Lots of reviews for the game already exist on BGG, it's a known...
Letter Tycoon – Board Game Review
By this point, you probably know that I'm a fan of word games. From Hardback to Paperback to Paperback Adventures to Bananagrams and Illiterati, I enjoy word games quite a bit, and I enjoy discovering new ones. I know there are books and books of word games, and...
Hansa Teutonica
Hansa Teutonica has got to be one of the most uninviting board games around. Granted, it came out in 2009, but in a market where every game has bright, vibrant, beautiful artwork on full display, here's Mr. Beige Boy with his stupid little moustache staring morosely...
Gaia Project – Board Game Review
It can be difficult to review a game like Gaia Project. At this point, everyone who likes the game has already played it or already knows they like it. It feels like everyone who hasn't played it yet has a reason. Either it's too intimidating, or they bounced off the...
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