In 2019, three new scenarios were published in the Exit: The Game series: The Haunted Roller Coaster, The House of Riddles, and The Catacombs of Horror. Read our spoiler-free review to learn more about each of these.
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Encore! / Noch Mal Review – Play it Again Sam!
"Play it Again" in this fun and exciting roll and write game. Check out our review of Encore! (also called Noch Mal).
Mandala Review: Double Your Fun
Mandala may seem like a nice quiet game of playing colorful cards, but is there something deeper to find here? Read Ian's review of Mandala to find out what these beautiful designs are hiding.
The Crew: The Quest for Planet Nine Video Review
Boardgame Brody loves bringing his old love of trick taking and adding a modern twist in his video review of The Crew: The Quest for Planet Nine by KOSMOS.
The Crew: The Quest for Planet Nine Unboxing Video
Boardgame Brody opens a small box with a big game in his unboxing video for The Crew: The Quest for Planet Nine by KOSMOS Games.
Adventure Games Review – The Dungeon and Monochrome Inc.
Join Maple Mountain in our spoiler-free review of Monochrome Inc. and The Dungeon, the first two games in the new Adventure Games series by Kosmos.
Llama Review – The Spitting Image of Fun
Card games are a perfect way to spend time with friends and families. Read our review of Llama, the Spiel des Jahres nominated light card game from acclaimed game designer Reiner Knizia.
Carcassonne: A Conversationne – A Carcassonne Review
Carcassonne, one of the most famous “gateway” games, has been winning people over for almost 20 years now. Today, two of our writers explore just what it is that draws people to this game and keeps them coming back for more.
The Quacks of Quedlinburg Review – Walla Walla Bing Bang
Potion brewing, when mixed with bag-building and push-your-luck, has never been so fun. Read our review of The Quacks of Quedlinburg, the 2018 Kennerspiel des Jahres winner.
Coloretto Review – Count Your Chameleons
Looking for a dead simple card game you can play with anyone? Read Jim's review of Coloretto and decide for yourself if it belongs on your table!