Review: The Road to Canterbury (2021 Edition)
When I reviewed Illumination a couple of weeks ago, I lamented that I’d never been→
Tagged: set collection
Review: Illumination
It’s no secret around these parts that I’m a big fan of Alf Seegert’s games.→
Review: The Way of the Bear
If you want to be King of the Bears, there are tests to pass. You→
Review: Queenz
This week we’re doing something we don’t do that often here at the Dragon, and→
Review: Trapper Keeper Game
My age puts me squarely within Generation X. I am a child of the 80’s,→
Review: Catlantis
I am not a cat lover. I am a dog person. And yet… I keep→
Review: Outback
What do zoo animals do when they get fed up with zoo life? They hijack→
Review: Draftosaurus
I’m a sucker for any game that replicates the theme park building experience. If you→
Review: Villages of Valeria
Every great victory comes at a cost. When peace and security are won again, the→
Review: Papua
Papua, New Guinea is one of the most ecologically diverse locales in the world with→
Review: Piepmatz
I’m a bird lover. We have feeders and houses all over our yard, and springtime→
Review: Legend of the Cherry Tree…
The full name of this game is The Legend of the Cherry Tree That Blossoms→
Review: Haven
I’ve sort of become the ‘Dragon’s de facto two-player game reviewer. It’s my most common→
Review: Santa’s Workshop
I’ve never envied the jobs of Santa and his elves, but being a new parent→
Review: Gingerbread House
I love gingerbread houses. Well, any sort of baked good that can be made into→
Review: Cat Lady
Cats are awesome. (Dogs are better. My dog made me write that.) For those who→
Review: Spirits of the Wild
It’s no secret that I’m always on the lookout for two-player games that offer an→
Review: Dungeon Draft
Two overarching philosophies drive role-playing designs. Â There are hard hitting, fast paced, stats reliant, dice→
Gen Con 2018: Iquazu
Cute games for little kids aren’t the only thing HABA has to offer. For something→
The Village Square: July 30, 2018
My wife and I took a road trip to the Pacific Northwest and I learned→
Review: Fantastiqa Rival Realms
Alf Seegert is one of my favorite game designers. He won me over with Trollhalla,→
Review: Seikatsu
Seikatsu was one of several 2017 abstract releases to utilize the “line of sight” mechanism.→
Review: Iquazu
Sometimes, when considering games to review, I know going in that it’s something I’m likely→
Review: Majesty: For the Realm
Stop me if you’ve heard this one – the throne is emp-, huh, what? Oh,→
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: 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. Â It→
Review: Ticket to Ride Germany
Ticket to Ride remains one of my all time favorite games. Despite the fact that→
Review: Cities of Splendor (Splendor Expansion)
I was a latecomer to the Splendor love train. When it came out, I looked→
Review: Agility
Dogs make such a great theme for games. You can race them (as in Snow→
Review: Sagrada
When I was in college (long, long ago), I visited the real Basilica de la→