Monthly Archives: March, 2017

Kingdom of Aer Kingmaker Card Game Review

Kingdom of Aer: Kingmaker is an elimination card game in the style of Coup, Resistance and Love Letter. The king of Aer has died...

4 Ways to Use Gamer Deck 1: Mechanics

Gamer Deck 1: Mechanics is a deck of cards recently funded on Kickstarter. According to the designer, it is more of card system than...

Arkham Ritual Card Game Review

Arkham Ritual is a short, social card game. You are an undercover journalist forced to participate in an unknown ritual. Some of the ritual...

The Manhattan Project Card Game Review

The Manhattan Project: Chain Reaction is a resource management card game. You are trying to develop and load bombs faster than your opponents using...

Barbarians: The Invasion – New Board Game Coming to Kickstarter Soon

Today in the spotlight is Barbarians: The Invasion, a new board game coming to Kickstarter very soon. Brought to you by the creators of...

Yukon Salon Card Game Review: Lumberjacks, Bears and Hairs, Oh My!

Yukon Salon is a quick matching card game. As a stylist, you'll match beard styles to Lumbarjacks, or turn the card around to become...

Herbaceous Review: A Flavorful Card Game

Herbaceous is a drafting and set collection card game. Enjoy the flavors and art as you plant your own garden to complete your collection!   Herbaceous Card Game...

“Strawberry Ninja” Review: Catch the Tastiest Ninja in the World!

Strawberry Ninja is a cooperative card game in which you control a brave kitty trying to find and pounce on a very stealthy and...

Splendid Game Chest Review: A Splendid Fit For Splendor

Crafted by The Broken Token, the Splendid Game Chest is a do-it-yourself kit to create a compact and hardy game box for Splendor. The Splendid...

PeltaPeeps Review: A Playful Abstract Game

PeltaPeeps is an abstract strategy game with a lot of personality. Place your peeps and foil your opponent's game play while creating a work...

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