Read our review to find out if the digital version of Terraforming Mars really captures all of the board, bits, and cards into an app worthy of your attention.
Category - Industry / Manufacturing Board Games
Fantastic Factories Review – Rolling Out the Fun
Mediocre manufacturing got you down? Industry grown uninteresting? Read our review of Fantastic Factories to find out how YOU can assemble some fun!
Red Outpost Video Review
Check out Board Game Brody's video review of Red Outpost, a worker placement game where every player can control every worker.
A Feast For Odin: The Norwegians Review – Another Day, Another Feast
The Norwegians expansion for Uwe Rosenberg’s phenomenal game A Feast For Odin makes several changes to the game you've come to know and love. Read our review of The Norwegians to see if it is a must-have!
King’s Forge: Gold Expansion Review – Craft Works 2!
King’s Forge is expanding, adding gold dice, gold items and gold rules. Check out our King’s Forge: Gold review to see whether this expansion is what the world was waiting for or simply fool’s gold.
King’s Forge Review – Craft Works!
Will you forge ahead to win the favour of the King or are your chances of success a little dicier? Find out in our review of King’s Forge!
Who Goes There? Review – An Infectiously Good Time
Survival, Betrayal and Canned Food? Read our Who Goes There review to see why every decision matters - especially who you let be your bunk buddy.
Miner’s Lagoon Review – Worker Placement with a Twist
You and your friends are mining company magnates. But what happens when the minerals run out? Read our Miner’s Lagoon review to find out! You’ll have to be the best to get ahead.
City of the Big Shoulders Review – A Phoenix Rising
It was 1871. Chicago lay in ruins. And from these ruins rose a great city. Join us as we review City of the Big Shoulders and take part in the rebirth.
Lovelace & Babbage – Why Didn’t the Integer Get Airplay?
Ada Lovelace is credited with creating the first computer program to run on Charles Babbage's Difference Engine. Read our review of Lovelace & Babbage and relive that spark.