Want to dive into the world of escape room board games? Look no further than the 2017 Kennerspiel des Jahres winner, Exit: The Game. Read our spoiler-free mega review to learn why this game is so clever.
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Wingspan Review: These Aren’t Hitchcock’s Birds…
"Wingspan" is a game that defies all logic simply by existing, but not only does it exist but, if you'll pardon the pun, it absolutely soars.
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!
Drop It Review – Circles, Squares, Rhombi, Oh My
Choose a shape and drop it in the drop zone to score points. Sounds easy enough, right? Read our Drop It review to see how this simple game is actually incredibly strategic.
Majesty: For the Realm Review – Card Driven Kingdom
Balancing the ever-changing needs of a kingdom takes patience, diligence, and a keen eye for detail. Build your perfect kingdom in this new game from Z-Man Games. Read our review of Majesty: For the Realm!
Village Review – I’m a Village Person
A former Spiel des Jahres winner, Village remains a classic contest of life and death. It may be rustic but it’s certainly not rusty, read our review of Village to find out just what makes this bucolic game so captivating!
Babel Review – Defending Your Temple
In today’s 2-player spotlight, we talk about Babel. Uwe Rosenberg has partnered up with Hagen Dorgathen to produce a two-player game that is both deeply strategic and cutthroat. Is this venture into direct conflict territory...
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.
Agricola: All Creatures Big and Small Review
In today’s 2-player spotlight, we talk about Agricola: All Creatures Big and Small. Raising animals can be incredibly difficult. But if you’ve got the fortitude and drive you can really make a killing in this business. Read...
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...
NMBR 9 Review
NMBR 9 is a tile laying, number stacking, cardboard lovers dream; the love child of Piet Mondrian and Euclid. If you enjoy Sudoku and other number placement style puzzles, then this game is right up your alley! Check out our...
Lost Cities Review – Reiner Knizia
In today’s 2-player spotlight, we talk about Lost Cities. This deceptively simple card game has players using cards to go on expeditions to exotic locations. But hidden beneath that simple veneer is a game bubbling with...
Great Western Trail Review – Alexander Pfister
Giddyup, cowboy and come see if you can wrangle cattle with the best of them. Check out our review of Great Western Trail and see if Alexander Pfister can continue his run of spectacular games!