The word “meeple” is is a melding of the words “my” and “people” and usually refers to a board game game piece that represents each unique player. The term was invented in 2000 by Alison Hansel when describing the pieces from the game Carcassonne.

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Splendorificness Goes Digital: A Splendor App Review

July 6, 2020

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Could playing Splendor online possibly be as good as playing it in person? Read our review of the digital version of Splendor to find out!

Focused on Feld: Carpe Diem Review – Seize the Tiles

January 21, 2020

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Rome wasn't built in a day. That much is evident from the blank city district spread out before you. Check out our review of Carpe Diem to find out how you can help your city grow and flourish!

Hanabi Review – Don’t Look. Don’t Blow Up. Do Play!

July 8, 2019

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Is Hanabi the original hidden information game? We're not sure, but our review of Hanabi is all public! Come see what your friends have been talking about for years.

Pyramid of Pengqueen Review: A Family Game of Suspense and Secrets

June 24, 2019

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Can you escape from the Pengqueen Mummy in this adorable hidden movement family game where you play as penguins!

Welcome To… Review – Roll and Write Your Way Through Urban Planning

May 24, 2019

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Welcome To... is a roll and write game without any rolling, but that doesn’t mean it loses any of its roll and write goodness. Read our review of Welcome To... and find out more!

The Castles of Burgundy Android App Review

May 1, 2019

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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.

Gizmos Review: Have the Inventors Lost Their Marbles?

April 15, 2019

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Gizmos is a lively engine builder that turns a fistful of marbles into a whirring machine. Check out our review for more.

Focused on Feld: The Castles of Burgundy Review – The Fine Art of Estate Planning

March 12, 2019

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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.

Codenames XXL Review – The Perfect Holiday Game

March 4, 2019

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Codenames is a pretty great game in its own right. Codenames XXL begs the question: is bigger necessarily better? Read our review of Codenames XXL to see what we think.