Flamecraft casts players as Flamekeepers helping artisan dragons run shops and craft enchantments.
Category: Review
Board Game Review – Castles of Burgundy
Castles of Burgundy casts players as nobles in medieval Burgundy who develop their princedom via tile placement, trade, and strategic actions.
Book Review – Urdesh: The Magister and the Martyr
I went into Urdesh: The Magister and the Martyr with steady expectations. It closes Matthew Farrer’s Urdesh duology and keeps the fight on the forge world.
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.
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: Battle of Hoth
Battle of Hoth by Days of Wonder has been out for a couple weeks now, so let’s take an in-depth look at the game.
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.