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Glen More Review – It’s Whisky Business
What do you get when you mix whisky, livestock, and a healthy dose of strategy? Read our review of Glen More to find out!
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!
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.
Jump Drive Review – Thomas Lehmann
Can you build an intergalactic empire, and prepare to jump to light speed faster than your opponents? Come check out our review of Race for the Galaxy’s little brother, Jump Drive.
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...
Piñata Review – Stephen Glenn
Flashback. Your 8th birthday and the Transformers piñata your parents bought just wouldn't break. Now's your chance for revenge. Break the piñata, win the medals, seize the day...in Piñata from Stephen Glenn.
Yspahan Review – Sébastien Pauchon
Build souks in the most prosperous neighborhoods to increase your wealth. Use your influence with the Shah's supervisor to control the marketplace. Send your goods to far off lands in caravans destined for the desert. In Yspahan...
Kahuna Review – Tropical Paradise Disguises a Wicked Tactical Wargame
This brightly colored box hides a wicked, tactical bridge building wargame dressed up as a dreamy tropical paradise. Dive into our Kahuna review.