Review: Underwater Cities: New Discoveries
The chief question everyone asks when considering an expansion to a game they like is,→
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Review: Villages of Valeria
Every great victory comes at a cost. When peace and security are won again, the→
Review: Roll for the Galaxy: Rivalry
It was easy enough in the past to tend to your own galactic gardens, assigning→
Review: Underwater Cities
The earth’s resources are becoming exhausted, and despite all the talk about settling among the→
Review: Valeria: Card Kingdoms
In a rare and refreshing twist on the medieval fantasy trope, the King isn’t quite→
Review: Polis
Rome wasn’t built in a day. But Athens, Sparta, Thebes, and Corinth? Well, that’s more→
Review: Paper Tales
Building a kingdom is easy. Building a legendary one is another matter. Sure, cobbling together→
Review: Quests of Valeria
Epic quests may be adventurous, showering glory and riches upon those who journey forth to→
Review: After the Virus
It’s 2018 and there is no shortage of deck building games in the tabletop hobby.→
Review: Skyward
They say teamwork makes the dreamwork. For especially lofty dreams more heads and hands can→
Review: Time Barons
Sometimes names are misleading. Take, for example, the product Vitaminwater. It’s a fruit flavored beverage→
Review – Port Royal
I like to joke that I’ve learned German from Amazon.de. That’s because I spend so→
Review: 7 Wonders: Duel
Whew! I’m glad those other civilizations left. It’s not that I don’t like Babylon. It’s just→
Review: Nations: The Dice Game
Building an empire is so demanding. You have people to feed. Cities to build. Territory→
Review: Roll For The Galaxy
Today I would like to talk about my favorite new [Rattle Rattle Rattle] … Ahem,→
Review: Ginkgopolis
In the future, space and resources are scarce. Move over, bricks and I-beams, and welcome→
Review: CV: Gossip
Into each life some rain must fall, or so the saying goes. Nobody gets through→
GC ’14: Asmodee Preview Party – Deus
Aside from Nations: The Dice Game, Deus was probably the game that I was most→
Review: Hull Breach: Corporate Wars
You’ve probably heard of corporate takeovers, right? Maybe you think Wal-Mart is pushing out the→
Review: CV
The progression from childhood through the mid-life crisis and into old age is never an→
Review: Splendor
The life of a jeweler. You thought it was enough to sell what you→
Review: Seasons: Path of Destiny
We might be divided here at the dragon on whether expansions are worthwhile but that’s not going→
Review: Seasons
It snowed last night here in Indiana. That was something that I was not expecting→
Preview: The Ancient World
In a world plagued by terrifying monsters. One hero must rise to provide safe haven→
Playtesting in The Ancient World
Ever since I got involved in board gaming I’ve wanted to do two things: design→
Review: Titanium Wars
The titanium rush is on! No, not for that high strength, low density metal we→
Review: Tenka 2nd Edition
Sengoku. Ancient Japan is shrouded in mist and mystery. It lay in chaos and strife→
Preview: Lie Your Face Off
Dad always said, “Honesty is the best policy.” Yeah, right! It’s time to take off→
Review: Innovation
Innovations are the foundation of society. Ideas, inventions, new ways of doing things–these are what→
Review: Saint Petersburg
Somewhere in Russia, a man sits atop a horse. Thankfully, he is not glowering, as→
Review: London
After the Great Fire of London in 1666 there were apparently a lot of lazy→
Review: Last Will
Are you good at spending money? I mean lots and lots of money, enough to→