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.
Tag - Spiel des Jahres
Codenames XXL Review – The Perfect Holiday Game
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.
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!
Broom Service Review – A Pfistful of Potions
Witches and druids race to deliver potions! Will your friends get there first? Read our Broom Service review and become the brave witch!
Istanbul Review – Why Istanbul is Better Than Grocery Shopping
Read our Istanbul review to find out why this 2014 Spiel des Jahres winner is considerably better than grocery shopping!
The Mind Review – Mentalists or Just Plain Mental?
Playing cards in order has never been harder than it is in the 2018 Spiel des Jahres nominee The Mind. Read our review of The Mind to find out if this simple game deserves a spot in your collection.
Scotland Yard Review – Slipping the Met
Today we’re on the trail of a classic board game, a Spiel des Jahres winner from back before the World Wide Web was invented. Read our review of Scotland Yard.
Azul Review – Tile Your Way to Victory
This beautiful tile laying game created by Michael Kiesling has taken the world by storm. Read our Azul review to find out why this Spiel des Jahres nominated game has people talking!
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...
Merlin Review – ‘Round the Table We Go
King Arthur’s exploits are legendary, but even legends fade away. Merlin asks the question: who will succeed the throne once King Arthur’s gone? It could be you! Read our review of Merlin to find out more!
Kingdomino Review – Tiles and Crowns Get You the Win
Who will build the best rectilinear realm and lead their kingdom to prosperity in the game of Kingdomino? Read our review to find out if this clever twist on dominos will rule your heart!
Karuba Review – Be the First to Reach the Temple
Set deep in the jungle, Karuba is a tile placement game that encourages players to channel their inner Indiana Jones. Opponents navigate their way through a tricky jungle maze as they race to attain treasures and collect valuable...
Imhotep Review – Builder in stone, Immortal of engineering
Mine your quarry, load up your boats, and set sail as you compete to build the great Egyptian monuments. Imhotep uses a mixture of ‘pick up and deliver’ and area control to create a game that is both quick, thematic, and...