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2018 – Diamond Climber Board Game Award Winners
When I started Meeple Mountain 4 years ago I was looking up to other media outlets like The Dice Tower, BoardGameGeek, and GeekDad. In addition to producing compelling content, and having a great community of supporters, each of them had a...
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First Take Fridays – Cryptid, Bargain Hunter, and Architects of...
On First Take Fridays we offer short first takes on games that are new to us. This week we have Cryptid, Bargain Hunter, and Architects of the West Kingdom.
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Local Breese Superfan Disappointed by Latest Entry Keyforge
Local gamer Keyth Flowerwood expressed his disappointment today with his favorite designer Richard Breese, known for such classic games as Key Flow, Keythedral, Keytown, and Key to the City: London. After hearing of KeyForge’s release...
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Top 6 Reasons to Game with Your Significant Other
One of the most rewarding parts of the board gaming hobby is getting to share it with the people around you. Whether it is friends you’re showing Pandemic for the first time, family members gathering to play The Resistance, or a close...
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Big Easy Busking – A Musical Street Fight
Read our review of Big Easy Busking where bands of musicians battle for musical supremacy of the streets of New Orleans.
First Take Fridays – Fleet Dice Game, Gùgōng, and Brikks
On First Take Fridays a number of authors around Meeple Mountain give short first takes on games that are new to us. This week we have takes on Fleet Dice Game, Gùgōng, and Brikks.
Hyperspace Review – Space Combat at Warp Speed
Star ships, exploration, dice and aliens...lots of em. Check out our Hyperspace review and see why Sandy Peterson’s newest game is space combat at warp speed!
Glen More Review – It’s Whisky Business
What do you get when you mix whisky, livestock, and a healthy dose of strategy? Read our review of Glen More to find out!
Elegance, Simplicity, and Cunning: Reviewing “Trinity”
Some of my favorite games have the fewest rules; focus on how to excel rather than expend brainpower. Read our review of "Trinity", a new game that falls squarely in that category.
Kickin’ it in Style – Three Companies Who Excel at Kickstarter
Why are some companies are so darn successful at utilizing Kickstarter to maximize the impact of their game releases? I have some thoughts...
First Take Fridays – Forum Trajanum, Wendake, and Hyperspace
Join us for First Take Fridays as we take a first look at games that are new to us. This week we have takes on Forum Trajanum, Wendake, and Hyperspace.
Drop in Bitcoin Value Prompts Market to Invest in Out-of-Print Board Games
NEW YORK, NY – Following a drop in the value of several major cryptocurrencies, alternative investors have begun to buy into what’s being called a “groundbreaking new coinage”: out-of-print board games. “It’s no...
Anomia and Anomia Kids Review – Total Word Recall
Just. Say. Anything. Find out how some of the simplest words will get stuck on the tip of your tongue in our Anomia and Anomia Kids Review.
Hare and Tortoise Review – Hare today… still here tomorrow!
Read our review of Hare and Tortoise and find out if the winner of the very first Spiel des Jahres still deserves its place in gaming history!
Board Game Step Ladder – Polyominos
Love playing Tetris or other "polyomino" style games? This Board Game Step Ladder will help you find other similar games you might love!
First Take Fridays – Spell Smashers, Scorpius Freighter, and Coimbra
Join us for First Take Fridays as we take a first look at games that are new to us. This week we have takes on Spell Smashers, Scorpius Freighter, and Coimbra.