Stefan Feld’s masterpiece, The Castles of Burgundy, has received the app treatment. How does it stand up to the physical game? Read our review to find out.
Category - Territory Building Board Games
Glen More II: Chronicles Review – You CAN Teach an Old Dog New Tricks
Glen More II: Chronicles, a re-envisioning of a modern classic, is coming to Kickstarter. Read our review of Glen More II: Chronicles to find out what changed! Do you need another Glen More in your life?
The Castles of Burgundy Review – The Fine Art of Estate Planning
Although only 8 years old, The Castles of Burgundy has become a classic staple of board gaming. Read our review of The Castles of Burgundy to find out why.
Gunkimono Review – Samurai Stacking Skirmishes
In feudal Japan, the cleverest warrior will prevail. Read our review of Gunkimono, then show your opponents that you deserve the title of daimyo of your clan!
Montana – Heritage Edition Review: A Flickin’ Good Game
Hanging up your hat in the untapped, uninhabited outback? What do you do next? Read our Montana review to find out. Gather your courage, manage your workforce, and go on a town-building frenzy!
Liberation Review – Vive la Révolution?
Self described as “Star Wars Rebellion in 18 Cards”, Button Shy’s newest game has a lot to live up to. Read our Liberation review to find out if it succeeds.
Sprawlopolis Review – Is This a City for Ants?
Is it possible to design a co-op city planning game in just 18 cards? Read our Sprawlopolis review to find out if Button Shy can pull it off!
Carcassonne Android App Review – The Digital French Countryside
New to Asmodee’s line of Android games is the app version of Carcassonne. Is it as fun as the physical game? Is it a wise expenditure of your money? Read our review of Carcassonne for Android to find out what we think.
Dokmus Review – The Island that Time Forgot
Dokmus is a clever, challenging game of spatial awareness, area control, and expansion. If this sounds intriguing then it may just be right for you. Check out our Dokmus review for details.
Topiary Review – This Game Really Grows on You
We tamed the dog, we dammed the rivers, and we even shaped our hedges. Topiary is a brilliant tile laying game about beautiful shrubbery. Read our Topiary review for details.
Tokyo Metro Review – Extensive Rapid Transit System
Tokyo Metro is a game inspired by the lucrative and intertwining train lines of Tokyo. Check out our review of Tokyo Metro and see if this unique economic simulation is for you.
Scythe Overview – A Eurogame of Epic Proportions
Is Scythe a eurogame with minatures or a miniatures game with euro tendencies? Either way Scythe is a meaty and satisfying game that will appeal to gamers of all stripes. Find out more in our Scythe overview.
Kingdomino Review – Tiles and Crowns Get You the Win
Who will build the best rectilinear realm and lead their kingdom to prosperity in the game of Kingdomino? Read our review to find out if this clever twist on dominos will rule your heart!