You might think our thrift stores are somehow magically filled with good board games. That certainly isn’t the case. We have to slog through multiple copies of Trivial Pursuit, Scene It and Mall Madness to find what we consider interesting. We’re always looking for those games that were published only one time. Maybe they remind us of o ...
Have you ever noticed that Scott tends to go in phases? While his favorite games fall into a few categories including abstract games and anything from Stefan Feld or Reiner Knizia, he likes to find similar types of games and play them within a short period of time from each other. As an example, October included several games to play at Halloween. ...
Can you believe the end of the school year is actually within reach. Knock on wood that Mother Nature doesn’t hit us with more snow days. If you think I’m joking, I’m not. We’ve gotten some pretty nasty storms this year and this month, including hail while areas just north of us were hit with snow! I like to believe that we& ...
If you’re wondering if we’ve been playing a lot of trick-taking card games lately, you’d be correct. We’ve been on a bit of a time crunch as of late and nothing beats the simplicity of a card game and its quick setup (and play). Both Yokai Septet and Anansi and the Box of Stories fit this bill quite nicely, each with their o ...
It was exactly a year ago when we first got to see Gigamic‘s upcoming game, Squadro. We were attending the 2018 Geekway to the West convention in St. Louis and were reveling in the experience of trying out quite a few game prototypes being carried around by many of our publisher and designer friends. We saw frogs racing, koi swimming and even ...
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