Tag: board game review

Overboss: Boss Monster Adventure quickly became one of my favorite pattern-building games. The solo campaign mode is what put it on my favorites list....

After hearing so much about the Chronicles of Crime series, I finally got the chance to dive into it, starting with the newest game in the series, Chronicles of Crime: 1900....

Venice is the second game in the Eurocity Trilogy by Braincrack Games, following Ragusa. It is a pick up and deliver game designed by Andrei Novac and Dávid Turczi that has the players take the roles of merchants riding across the...

Ragusa takes you back to the 15th century, when the city was Venice's only rival in trading. Your job is to extend the city by building warehouses, towers and other buildings within the city and around it in order for it...

Clash of the Ardennes is a great tile-laying game for two players that involves strategical thinking, tactical decisions and cut-throat conflicts in a WWII environment! A good game for those that love the war theme and are looking for a game...

Chai is really fun, it provides a great, relaxed atmosphere to the table and is perfect for family game nights. It's really easy to teach and to get it to the table, and the lovely artwork and quality components will attract...

UND1C1 Soccer is a great football themed board game that's fast paced and has a lot of player interaction. It does a great job at what it was designed for, and that is simulating a football match. Overall we enjoyed the...

Cosmic Colonies is fun to play, has a great combination of mechanics that can trigger interesting decisions during gameplay and the variability in it makes for an enjoyable game that can be played at any time! If you are new to...

Bosk is a beautiful game of abstract strategy that goes well with the nature theme. It can be considered a gateway for area control games, as it is fairly simple and doesn't take much to learn....