Disclaimer: This post has no intention to be a review of any of the games mentioned, this is just an[…]
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Disclaimer: This post has no intention to be a review of any of the games mentioned, this is just an[…]
Read moreGames are not a new phenomenon by any means, they are as old as civilization itself. See, for example, Alquerque. And even today, we play games that either come from Alquerque directly or at least draw from its ideas.
Read moreWe had the opportunity this weekend to try Chris James and Stratus Games’ next game, Off Your Rocker, which is[…]
Read moreYearPublisherAuthorPlayers – Age – Time – StrategyLuckInteractionComponents & DesignComplexityScore So, this is the point where I’m supposed to say “Wow,[…]
Read moreRepublica de los Bananas is a peaceful country. About one day out of twenty, at least. The other days, the country is in the grip of a revolution, counter-revolution, counter-counter-revoultion, insurgency, rebellion or upheaval. Since 1979, when Junta in its current form was firts published. This is an entry in the series “How to lose friends very quickly and with maximum drama”.
Read moreThe Settlers of Catan is the game that started the world wide eurogame craze. Sooner or later, everyone getting into boardgames will come across it, and if you haven’t yet we’ll gladly introduce you.
Read moreLadies and Gentlemen, please welcome back our victim test player and occasional writer Tine to the first post in a[…]
Read moreNegotiation is part of a great number of modern games. Imagine Settlers of Catan without negotiating trades, Risk without forming[…]
Read moreThey say that you enjoy things more when you had to work for them. I wonder if that is true[…]
Read moreHello everyone! We’ll be trying something new today: we’re going to have a look at games before it is released[…]
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