Castles of Burgundy casts players as nobles in medieval Burgundy who develop their princedom via tile placement, trade, and strategic actions.
Category: Board Games
Kurnoth’s Heralds Charge Into Spitewood: Fast, Precise, and Brutal
Warhammer Underworlds is stepping out of Embergard and into the gnarly wilds of Spitewood.
Board Game Review – The Lord of the Rings: Duel for Middle-earth
Duel for Middle-earth casts one player as Sauron and the other as the Fellowship, racing to fulfill one of three victory paths: Quest of the Ring, Conquest of territories, or forming alliances with races.
Twilight Imperium Goes Digital: Streamlined Space Opera Strategy Coming to PC
Twilight Imperium is finally jumping from table to PC, and that is huge. The physical game eats whole Saturdays, yet we keep coming back.
Board Game Review – Ark Nova
Ark Nova places you in charge of designing and managing a modern zoo with goals both to appeal to visitors and to contribute to wildlife conservation.
Board Game Review – Hive
Hive presents a clever abstraction of insect warfare where each tile is a bug with unique movement rules.
Board Game Review – Spectral
Spectral invites players into a haunted manor where they must deduce the location of hidden gems while avoiding curses.
Board Game Review: Agent Avenue
Agent Avenue places two undercover animal spies in a quirky suburban neighborhood, each trying to catch the other using stealth and strategy.
Board Game Review – Baghdad: The City of Peace
Baghdad: The City of Peace transports players to medieval Baghdad, where you act as caravan masters navigating markets, building structures, and seeking influence.
Board Game Review – Concordia
Concordia is a beloved strategy game set in the Roman Empire, where players take on the roles of influential Roman families.