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Massive Darkness – Board Game Review
Way back in mid 2016 I was in this precarious position of really falling deep into the hobby. My awareness of Kickstarter was ramping up dramatically, and the game that was generating a ton of buzz at that moment was Massive Darkness, designed by Raphaël Guiton,...
The Lord of the Rings: Duel for Middle-earth – Board Game review
I also joined The Omnigamers Club on their podcast to talk about The Lord of the Rings: Duel for Middle Earth. Available on all podcatchers and on YouTube! I love 7 Wonders Duel, much more than the full 7 player game. In fact, it's one of my most played games due to...
Trolls and Princesses – Board Game Review
When it comes to getting excited about games, there aren't many instances anymore where there's some radical new mechanic that grabs my attention. What ends up capturing my attention is theme and aesthetic. Gorgeous artwork really isn't enough all on its own anymore,...
Fromage – Board Game Review
The photos in this review were provided by the publisher, Road to Infamy Games Cheese! Who doesn't like cheese? The lactose intolerant, I suppose. But even then, the few friends of mine who have issues with lactose still enjoy cheese, even though it causes them pain...
Flick ’em Up! Dead of Winter – Board Game Review
I tell myself every holiday that I need to create a content calendar so that it's not October 28th and I'm suddenly looking for a Halloween game to review. One day I'll get my ducks in a row, but it's not this day. It also doesn't help that I'm not a big fan of the...
Port Royal – Board Game Review
I have a tenuous relationship with the games designed by Alexander Pfister. On one hand, I generally dislike Great Western Trail, Blackout Hong Kong, and Maracaibo. On the other hand, two of his co-designs, Broom Service, and Isle of Skye are some of my favourite...
Lost Ruins of Arnak – Board Game Review
Lost Ruins of Arnak is a resource management game with a touch of worker placement and deck building for 1 to 4 players, designed by Min and Elwyn, and published by CGE. In Lost Ruins of Arnak, players have two workers, a small deck of cards, and a huge board with...
Wizards & Co – Board Game Review
Disclaimer: A copy of Wizards & Co was provided by Sinister Fish for review Designers Flaminia Brasini, Virginio Gigli, Stefano Luperto, and Antonio Tinto have brought us some wonderful games, such as Lorenzo Il Magnifico, First Rat, and Coimbra, as well as some...
Bullet: Palette – Board Game Review
Continuing on from last week, I'm going to look at the characters and bosses that come in Bullet: Palette and share my experiences as I played them! For playing these characters as heroines, I'm going to pit them against Hyper Mode from Bullet🍊, as I find she is the...
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