In Imhotep, the players become builders in Egypt who want to emulate the first and best-known architect there, namely Imhotep.
Over six rounds, they move wooden stones by boat to create five seminal monuments, and on a turn, a player chooses one of four actions: Procure new stones, load stones on a boat, bring a boat to a monument, or play an action card. While this sounds easy, naturally the other players constantly thwart your building plans by carrying out plans of their own. Only those with the best timing — and the stones to back up their plans — will prove to be Egypt's best builder.
Justin reviews the newest creation from Fowers Games, Paperback Adventures!
Can a 4X board game that plays in about an hour provide a memorable gaming experience?
Justin revisits the 2020 release Alma Mater from eggertspiele!
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A land of four beautiful seasons and brimming with genteel forest creatures. And yet, something is missing…
There are too many opinions about Santa Monica to limit the review to just one. Bob and Justin don’t see eye to eye on this one. Find out why!
Are you an Aang acolyte, a big fan of Kyoshi, or spirited away by Korra? Read Ian’s review of Avatar Legends: the Roleplaying Game, currently on Kickstarter...
A lightweight "take that" game with some Mario Kart influence. Read our review of Shuffle Grand Prix.
Drop houses and control the map in the abstract but brilliant Kingdom Builder. Read our review to learn more.
Learn to play and get Tyler's thoughts in his video review of Baron Voodoo, a new title from Lucky Duck Games.
Trick-taking games are fun, and Macaron wants to sweeten it up. Does it go overboard? Check out our review to find out more.
Pizza, toys, some kick-ass forts: jump back into the wild summers of childhood with our review of Fort.
Regency feels too familiar in the wrong ways with its back-to-back “take that” card play. Read our review of Regency.
Boardgame Brody becomes a Regent and picks you as one of his citizens. Will you come and join him in his video review of Regency by Pique Games?
It isn't a realistic representation of the US elections, but I don't care. It's a perfectly fine 15-minute auction game. Check out our review to learn more.
Fifteen men on a dead man's chest! Yo ho ho and a bottle of rum!
White Wizard Games renamed to Wise Wizard Games, announces new games, including legacy Star Realms The publisher of Star Realms has changed its name from White...
There are plenty of board games based on blockbuster movies. Here are the top 6 indie films to turn into board games next.
