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Pearladora Board Game Review – La Boite De Jeu – Hachette Games Distribution

By Richard 08/12/2022

It has certainly been the season for bright and colourful number based games. First we had the gentle and muted but highly brain bending Hiroba, a Sudoku mechanical machine of…

We’re Not Wizards – The Magical Dozen of 2022

By Richard 07/12/2022

Without further ado, here are the top 12 games for 2022 that we covered and reviewed in the last 12 months. Not all the games were released this year and…

HIROBA Board Game Review – Funny Fox – Hachette Games Distribution

By Richard 30/11/2022

You all remember Wordle. Do you remember Wordle? For a time it was the morning cup of coffee staple before everyone jacked themselves into the online work environment at nine…

Keystone North America – Rose Gauntlet Entertainment- Board Game Review

By Richard 14/11/2022

Sometimes in the world of board game reviewing you get Déjà vu, where you get the distinct feeling that you've gone through similar mechanics or similar moves very recently as…

Wormholes Board Game Review – AEG Alderac Entertainment Group

By Richard 31/10/2022

There's a reasonable number of things going on in Wormholes from AEG. When I saw the game was designed by Peter McPherson of Tiny Towns fame, I kind of mistakenly…

Langskip Card Game Review – Crab Studios

By Richard 31/10/2022

Some games need the players to sing, whether your are in the realms of social deduction of the likes of Werewolf or Coup or even on a family throw down…

Achroma Card Game Review – The Siege of Draco Temple – The Fall of Flutterby – Realm Runner Studios

By Richard 20/10/2022

I imagine that in the big game production line, when they are putting together the different types of games on the conveyor belt, there are a range of jars that…

Resident Evil 3 Board Game Review Plus The City of Ruin Expansion – Steamforged Games

By Richard 03/07/2022

In terms of the videogame, I jumped into the Resident Evil Series from number three onwards. Even though it was some time ago now, I remember tension of playing, moving…

Holmes: Sherlock and Mycroft Review – Kosmos Games

By Richard 02/09/2021

A hundred yard stare. That's what you notice. It's only for the briefest period of time, but if you could look behind the eyes then you would see what looks…

Cubitos Board Game Review – Alderac Entertainment Group

By Richard 13/08/2021

There's always that slight silence across the table as the die slowly clatter to their rest. You may not like dice games for their randomness, but you certainly can't fault…

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