A Review of the Primal Punk RPG and the Conclusion of its Epic Adventure Campaign DeGenesis Several months ago, we wrote a First Take on the critically acclaimed primal punk role-playing game, DeGenesis: Rebirth. This beautifully...
Tag - Import Games of Importance
It’s official, board gaming is a world wide phenomenon! The hobby is experiencing a renaissance not only in the United States, but on a global scale. Publishers from nearly every country are releasing wonderful games; and while many foreign titles are eventually released in the US, others may never be introduced here. Import Games of Importance spotlights and reviews these global gems.
Look for games from Europe (France, Germany, Portugal, Spain), Asia (Japan, Korea, Singapore, Taiwan), and all parts unknown. If you’re a board game publisher outside of the USA and would like us to review your game, please send in a request for review.
Paleolithic Review – Family Fun in Prehistoric Times
Looking for a fun and attractive strategy game for the whole family? Read our Paleolithic review and find out why this Taiwanese import might be just what the prehistoric doctor ordered.
Mini Park Review – Table Sized Green Space
When nature calls, Soso Studio has the answer! Read our review of Mini Park and find out how you can have a lovely green space on your table in 20 minutes or less.
Ganz schön clever Review – Clever is as Clever Does
Check out our review of Ganz schön clever, the hottest new roll and write game, and find out if this Kennerspiel nominee deserves its place in the spotlight.
Team Play Review – A New Alternative to Classic Card Games!
Does your gaming group like fun card games which let you talk while you play? Then Team Play might be just right for you! Check out our review of Team Play and decide for yourself.
Tintas Review – Never Play Chinese Checkers Again
Tintas is a gorgeously rainbow-hued two player abstract game with heirloom quality components. But how does it it play? Check out our review of Tintas to find out.
Mini Rails Review – Buying Stock, Laying Track, Having Fun
If I told you there was a beautiful 3-5 player small box train game with track laying and stock manipulation that took under an hour to play, would you believe me? Check out our Mini Rails review for proof!
Daxu – A Review in Three Acts
Listen children...your reputation is all you truly own. Shall I tell you the tale of two shopkeepers whose rivalry knew no bounds? It begins in the Southeast Chinese village of Daxu.