Review: Shards of Infinity (app)
Last year I reviewed the Shards of Infinity card game, which I liked very much.→
Tagged: deck building
Review: Shards of Infinity
The Infinity Engine–a doomsday device–has been destroyed, and with it most of the world. But→
Review: After the Virus
It’s 2018 and there is no shortage of deck building games in the tabletop hobby.→
Review: The Tea Dragon Society
I really enjoy light, quick card games that offer a bit of strategy, but not→
Review: CV Pocket
If you’ve followed my reviews over the years, you know that I love life simulation→
The Village Square: March 5, 2018
Ancient caretaking This Summer Renegade Game Studios will release The Tea Dragon Society Card Game. →
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: The Quest for El Dorado
Note: Wettlauf Nach El Dorado is now available in English as The Quest for El→
The Village Square: March 27, 2017
With March Madness winding down, it’s time to focus on our national pastime. Of course,→
The Village Square: February 16, 2017
Fluxx keeps growing exponentially Looney Labs’ latest variant on the game of ever-changing rules is→
Review: Hands in the Sea
The First Punic War wasn’t so puny. In fact it was the largest military conflict→
Double, Double, Toil and Deconstructing the Troubles of a Deckbuilder
A Look at the Unique Mechanics in Harry Potter: Hogwarts Battle A guest post by Kylo→
Preview: Sky Dynasty
Lumia IV sounds full of light. But sitting on the frontier of human deep space→
Review: Flip City
Another review, another small box game to make my hands feel like giant hands. Flip→
Review: Star Wars: The Card Game
Fantasy Flight’s living card game system has proven quite popular and commercially lucrative since they→
Review: Incredible Expeditions: Quest for Atlantis
Mystery has always seduced you. And Danger. They’re partners in your fate, luring you like→
Review: King’s Ransom Deluxe
Chess is a pure and timeless classic. Okay, maybe not precisely “timeless.” The game we→
Review: Mythotopia
The waters of the great Avulsion have receded. New lords have claimed their scattered inheritance. →
Review: Epic Resort
If you’re reading this from the northern hemisphere, it’s likely been a lousy winter for→
Review: Hyperborea
In the six years following the birth of deck building there have been many attempts→
Review: Zeppelin Attack
Command an astounding armada of airships against a cunning cohort of enemies! Deploy daring, death-defying→
Review: Manifest
Shipping tycoons must get grey hair pretty early. They have so much to worry about. →
Review: The Card Game of Oz
Middle Earth, Narnia, Lilliput, Westeros, Wonderland, Neverland, Discworld, Scandrial, Arrakis. These are but a few→
Preview: Duel of the Magi
[Ed. note: This is a preview of a non-final, non-production prototype demo of the game.→
Review: For the Crown: The World is Round
Magellan paved the way from 1519-1522 – in ships – although he died and his→
Review: Ascension: Realms Unraveled
Another year, another set of expansions for Ascension. It might be just about enough to make you→
Review: For the Crown: Shock & Awe
It seems we humans like to spice things up a lot. Our daily routines, our→
Review: World of Tanks: Rush
General Patton once said, “Wars may be fought with weapons, but they are won by→
Review: Legendary: A Marvel Deck Building Game
So, you want to be a superhero? Have you ever been bitten by a radioactive→
Review: Eminent Domain: Escalation
Impressive space Fleets have been constructed to explore, settle, and conquer the universe. But before Freedom→
Shelf Wear Review #3: A Seasoned Look at Dominion
Welcome to the third installment of our Shelf Wear series. We began this series with→
Review: Dominion: Alchemy
Alchemy: where magic begins to approach science. What is the difference between Chemistry and Alchemy?→