Review: Skyward
They say teamwork makes the dreamwork. For especially lofty dreams more heads and hands can→
Tagged: card game
Review: Karuba: The Card Game
As an explorer, you’re used to making your own paths, to going where no one→
Review: Byzanz
How much wheat is spice worth? What about olives or cloth, wood or wine? The→
Review: Flamme Rouge: Peloton
You’ve made it hundreds of miles, weeks of racing. Legs pumping hour after hour, keeping→
Review: The Fox in the Forest
“Hey, so I have this idea for a card game. It’s actually going to be→
Review: CV Pocket
If you’ve followed my reviews over the years, you know that I love life simulation→
Review: Fabled Fruit
One persistent problem in the board game hobby is perseverance. We don’t often stick with→
Review: Civilization: New Dawn
The dawn of civilization. Ancient cities and ancient relics. Empires vying for control of the→
Review: Indulgence
As a great person once said, “Nostalgia ain’t what it used to be.” Nevertheless, wistful→
Review: Ex Libris
One of the things that surprised me when I got into board gaming was just→
Review: 1750: Britain vs. France
World Wars I & II were not actually the first and second global conflicts. It→
Preview: Renown: The Game
[Ed. note: This is a preview of a non-final, prototype of the game. Our opinions→
Review: ROBiTs
Yes, that title is typed correctly. I know. It looks a bit disjointed. But that’s→
Review: Go Nuts for Donuts
Growing up in the land of the Krispy Kreme hot button, it was inevitable that→
Review: The Red Dragon Inn: Battle for Greyport
After another exhausting outing of treasure hunting and monster slaying, all you want to do is→
Review: Pathfinder Adventures (Digital App)
In the land of Golarion, there are many adventurers seeking fame, glory, and heroism. Some→
Review: Pathfinder: Adventure Card Game
Buckle up and grab your axe, because a path of adventure lies ahead of you,→
The Village Square: July 17, 2017
I hope your summer vacations are going as well as mine. For three glorious weeks→
Review: Jaipur (digital app)
Jaipur, the well-loved two-player game of trading goods and camels in medieval India, has jumped→
Review – Port Royal
I like to joke that I’ve learned German from Amazon.de. That’s because I spend so→
The Village Square: May 11, 2017
Wishing an early Happy Mother’s Day to all mothers and mother figures out there. Enjoy→
The Village Square: May 8, 2017
Thanks to my gaming buddy Nathan for reminding me that games from way before the→
The Village Square: May 1, 2017
How was your International Tabletop Day? Mine was a blast, thanks to Ross and the→
Review: Hanamikoji
Life as a restaurateur was easier before the clientele expected entertainment while they ate. Celebrity→
Review: The Bloody Inn
Come on in weary traveler, make yourself at home. Pay no mind to the odd→
Review: Oh My Goods
Modern industry means big factories, mega-warehouses, massive R&D departments and sprawling mining operations. But like→
Review: Saboteur: The Duel
Dwarves love gold. (Well, doesn’t everyone? But really, dwarves seem to have some special affinity→
Review: Guns & Steel: Renaissance
The slow advance of progress sometimes needs a little prod to keep things moving in→
Review: Oceanos
The ocean is a vast, mysterious place that we still haven’t fully explored. Filled with→
Review: Guildhall
It’s the dark ages and there are pigs running all over the place causing chaos→
Review: Morels
One does not simply stumble upon a Morel. You must search deep in the woods,→
Review: Guildhall: Job Faire
Just when you thought you knew all there was to know about running your own→