Richard Garfield's new game, The Hunger, is a deck-building vampire game for two to six players, published by Renegade Studio Games. It is available for pre-order now for a September release.
Richard Garfield’s “The Hunger” Available for Pre-order
Queens of the My First Stone Age
The children’s game My First Stone Age combines memory and set collection as players journey across the prehistoric landscape, gathering resources to build their village by expert children’s game designer Marco Teubner.
Monza: (Fine) Motor (Skills) Racing
Monza is a car racing game for children using coloured dice - a subtle variation on the roll-and-move mechanic that makes the game more interesting overall and hints at strategic choices.
The Adorable Stuffed Fables Gets an Expansion: Oh Brother!
The Stuffed Fables: Oh, Brother! expansion will bring families back to the table for more bedtime adventures early in the new year.
Game of the Year: The Critics’ Best Boardgames of 2020
Here's the near complete collection of 'Best Boardgames of 2020' videos by the internet's favourite board game reviewers and critics.
Fire of Wrath: The HeroQuest boardgame Relaunches!
HeroQuest was the boardgame that started it all for so many of us.
Protect your thatched roof cottages: Trogdor the Boardgame on Kickstarter
Homestar Runner was one of the internet's first meme generators. There was a time when I would go out of my way to get online just to see if Strong Bad had answered any emails lately, or if Homestar had released any "TOONS!" in celebration of a holiday or season. The Homestar Runner franchise has... Continue Reading →
Legendary Marvel Studios Announced for GenCon, but it’s a hard pass from me
Allow me to provide an unpopular opinion. It's no secret that I deeply invested in the Marvel Legendary franchise, designed by Devin Low and published by Upper Deck. I have referred to it often as my favourite deck-building game, not just because of the depth of gameplay that it currently provides, but also for its... Continue Reading →
Learn to Play That’s Not Lemonade With Matt Fantastic
Earlier in the week, I reviewed the newest release from Matt Fantastic and Tuesday Knight Games called That's Not Lemonade - a wickedly clever and addicting push your luck game being marketed as a drinking game for kids. Twist Gaming put out a video with the designer of That's Not Lemonade himself, Matt Fantastic that... Continue Reading →
