We’re less than a week away from Santa showing up, filling stockings, eating cookies and putting gifts under the tree. The big question is… are you ready? We have given you a lot of gift ideas over the prior weeks and hope you&# ...
The mere mention of Polar Express brings a smile to my face. It didn’t mean a whole lot to me until my parents started making it a holiday tradition with all the grandchildren. My parents would take the whole mess of them (and sometim ...
Hidden role games can be problematic for people like myself who aren’t good at keeping a straight face. When those types of games merge with something else, it makes it a little easier to blend in with the crowd. Werewords from Bezier ...
We’ve prided ourselves in being able give our readers and friends an introduction to modern board games. So many people are familiar with the typical roll and move games like Monopoly and Sorry. But one of the hiccups is trying to dis ...
When I first read about Wooly Whammoth from Smirk & Dagger, it reminded me of Why First party game where you don’t have as much control of your character as you might like. That’s always great for a laugh! This prehistoric-t ...
It’s been a couple of years since we provided an overview of KLASK here. I’ve consistently heard that it’s sold out because it’s so popular. I get it. It’s a fun game. But it’s biggest pitfall is that onl ...
We’ve played a lot of cooperative games, but Slide Quest from Blue Orange Games reminds me of something from an episode of Survivor. Each player is in charge of one of the sides of a moving platform in an attempt to guide the knight t ...
There are a whole lot of options for 2-player games beyond the traditional checkers and chess. When we crafted our holiday list of games for two players, Skulk Hollow from Pencil First Games was among them. It was kind of unusual because it ...
I try to be a positive person. It’s important to me to assume that people are honest and caring. I’m one of those people who looks for the bright side of even pitfall. It’s hard, but it’s possible. But let me tell yo ...
There are some days that I feel old and out of touch. This is one of those days. When we learned about Embers of Memory: A Throne of Glass Game from Osprey Games, we figured it was simply another quality game in their product line like Cryp ...
