Atoms. They’re the stuff that “stuff” is made of; the building blocks of everything. And now, with Genius Games’s Subatomic game, you can create your own! Read our review to find out more!
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Pandemic: Rising Tide Review – The Splotter-y Goodness Pandemic Needed
Does the combination of one of the heaviest game designers with a classic gateway game create a combination made in heaven? Or does it leave us wanting something else? Check out our review of Pandemic: Rising Tide to find out!
Fields of Arle Review – Uwe Rosenberg
In today’s 2-player spotlight, we talk about Fields of Arle. One of the largest two player games ever created, the game recreates 3 years in the life of a farmer in the German region of East Frisia. Use workers to cut peat...
The Great Zimbabwe Review
In an ever cluttered world, we all need to take time to admire simplicity at its finest. Enter Splotter Spellen’s The Great Zimbabwe, a masterpiece of board gaming elegance, but that elegance is what makes it one of the deepest...
Terraforming Mars Review – Jacob Fryxelius
From the Mars Rover, to The Martian, to War of the Worlds, Mars is constantly on the mind of pop culture. Stronghold's Terraforming Mars lets you take the Mars habitation narrative into your own hands as you attempt to make Mars...
Cytosis – A Cell Biology Game Review – John Coveyou
Cytosis is the process by which a cell intakes things and expels things. It’s happening inside of all of us all the time. Is it possible to turn something like this into a game? Genius Games things they’ve done it. Have they...
The Manhattan Project – Energy Empire Review – Tom Jolly, Luke Laurie
After the dropping of the nuclear bomb, countries are left with two choices. Rebuild their empire or perish. Channel your inner super power to build an engine and restore your country to greatness. Check out our review of...
A Feast for Odin Review – Uwe Rosenberg
Raid and pillage. Raise animals. Expand your holdings. Collect valuable treasure. Eat flax! Become the Viking of your dreams. Read our review of Uwe Rosenberg’s newest game A Feast For Odin!