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Railway Porters Review – Saashi & Saashi’s best yet?
Railway Porters is a change of mechanism with the handfuls of dice being thrown, but it… read more
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Symbiosis Review – A small fish in a big pond
Symbiosis is a charming, really well-designed card game that packs a lot of fun into a… read more
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Play Something Old: Village
It’s the life and death cycle which really makes Village stand out, though. There’s no portrait of Dorian Gray, so the reaper is coming for everyone at some point. Read more
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Terraria: The Board Game Review – Video game and board gamer summaries included
Terraria is a huge game based on a video game franchise with a big, hardcore following. So, for this review, I’ve added two separate sets of final thoughts. One for Terraria video game fans, and another for board gamers who don’t know the game. Read more
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Orbs vs Drones Preview – The lesser of two evils?
The aliens have sent their orbs to our home, our planet, our blue marble. Earth. They want to wipe out the population to build big factories, or farms, or theme parks – I’m not really sure what they want. But they want us gone. Read more
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Personal Demons Preview – Devilishly good tableau-building
Personal Demons is the first game in a long time that I’ve been genuinely sad to box up and move on. I want to keep it and play it more. Read more
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My reviews are biased (and so are yours)
I’ve seen my contemporaries in media groups swear blind that they can be paid to make a review and keep it free of bias. This is, of course, utter bollocks. Read more
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Yotei Review – Hot potato!
Imagine if you took a game like Splendor and filled it with potatoes instead of gems. That’s Yotei! Review’s over, on you go. Read more
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