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Escape Comics: The Alien Ship – Review
Disclaimer: A prototype of Escape Comics: The Alien Ship was provided for review purposes. Exit games started hitting the market in 2016, and by 2017, it felt like they were everywhere, and since then I've only played 2 (Lord of the Rings, and The Enchanted Forest)....
Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon – First Impressions
I’ve always had a bit of a chip on my shoulder when it comes to people reviewing games that they haven’t been fully played. Not 100% completed, like, collect every token in every stage or see every single ending a game has to offer, that’s in no way realistic. But I...
Take Time – Board Game Review
It’s kind of funny to say out loud that a game about silently sorting cards can be one of the most engaging things you’ll play all night, but here we are. In Take Time, designed by Alexi Piovesan and Julien Prothière, and published by Libellud, you and your group are...
Fiction: Banned Books – Board Game Review
Have you ever played Wordle? Of course you have, everyone has! But imagine how that puzzle changes if, somewhere in the feedback step, the game was allowed to lie to you. Not constantly, not chaotically, but just enough misinformation to make you doubt everything you...
Zoo Vadis – Board Game Review
Quo Vadis was a 1992 game about 'politics and intrigue in ancient Rome', and boy. Does it look like a game from 1992. A flat marble texture on the front, faded stock image of people in white robes, and a graphic design that looks like it was created directly in...
Mountain Goats: Big Mountain – Board Game Review
A copy of Mountain Goats and The Big Mountain expansion was provided by AllPlay for review purposes. The last time I talked about Mountain Goats, I framed it in comparison to Can't Stop. On the surface that comparison makes sense, both games involve rolling four dice...
Rebel Princess – Board Game Review
Let me start by saying that I adore the theme of Rebel Princess. Classic fairy-tale princesses have generally always been trapped in a fairly grim narrative box. No matter how brave, clever, or capable they are, their ultimate “win condition” tends to be the same: get...
Perch – Board Game Review
Disclaimer: A copy of Perch was provided by Inside Up Games for review Hey, do you want to play that bird game? No, not Wingspan, the other one! The area control game! No, not Root, the one with just birds! Right off the bat, the cover art of Perch sets a tone. At...
Tearable Quest – Board Game Review
Once upon a time, I was learning about the difference between lived experiences and observed experiences. The teacher split the class in half. One group sat back and recorded what they saw, while the other group had to run up a staircase, breathing only through a...
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