Bob has seen most of this game before. Is what’s different enough to get him singing Fiction’s praises? Check out this small box title from Allplay to find out.
Z-Man Games’s modern classic Parade feels like it could just as easily have come from Hoyle himself.
It’s time to dive into a world of Portuguese poetry and eccentric (multiple) personalities. Join Bob for a look at Pessoa from Pythagoras.
Bob tracked down a copy of Clockworker from Hobby Japan, and he’s ready to share a few words.
Bob’s love of a certain Rob Reiner classic invades this peek into Archmage from Starling Games.
Bob has his hands on another medieval Alf Seegert title laden with winks and nods. Join him for a look at Illumination from Eagle-Gryphon Games.
Can anything replace Carcassonne as David's favorite Klaus-Jürgen Wrede game? Check out our review of Caral to find out!
If you aren’t afraid of the dark, Limbo is a game that you will enjoy playing. If you are, Limbo will help banish your fears. In a world where games —...
In this game, players will exercise their green thumb and plant a herb garden, one of the best and easiest ways to get into the gardening habit.
Deck-building meets the dictionary. Andrew sits down for a spell with Paperback in this Meeple Mountain review.
Join us in our exploration of space as we review Wormholes from Peter McPherson and AEG.
Join Tom as he explores the the ebb and flow of time in his review of Pendulum from Stonemaier Games.
Is a game about being the best carpet merchant entertaining and challenging? Read Tom’s review of Marrakech to find out!
Priceless industrial anxiety in a dirty white box—Join Bob for a look at Furnace from Hobby world and Arcane Wonders.
There’s no gamble quite like an 11th century ninja house invasion. Bob explores the push-your-luck world of Kodachi from WizKids.
I very much like this game. When I play it with my little geeks, it is an exercise in memorization and watching my children learn the subtle art of risk vs. reward, bluffing & misdirection, and ganging up on Daddy. When I play with casual gamers, it is a fun and relaxed game where we all laugh and roll our eyes at each other as we steal points and make bad decisions. When I play it with my Gamer Geek friends, it turns into a bloodbath and sharp words are exchanged at the table. Three very different game experiences with the same game. Games that can be played with such a wide group with different levels of experience and provide very different but always rewarding game play are rare. Continue reading →
The folks from Atlantis need a new place, pronto. Join Bob as he joins the race to cultivate an island in Orichalcum from Pandasaurus Games.
How green is your thumb? Come find out in our review of Horticulture.
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Author Steve Saint once said, "Your story is the greatest legacy that you will leave to your friends. It's the longest-lasting legacy you will leave to your heirs." This suggests that our actions influence how others remember us and impact their lives in some meaningful way long after we have gone. In the game, Village, you will take control of a family and help guide its members to take on important positions in the community, become strong leaders, and influential individuals in society. Once one generation passes, the choices you made will either help or hinder the next. Continue reading →
