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6.0

Review: Silver

by Stephen Hall on October 30, 2019
Silver is a new card game in Bézier Games’ Werewolf universe. Check out our review!

 
7.4

Review: 5211

by Stephen Hall on October 26, 2019
5211 is a unique card game of simultaneous play and strategic bluffing. Check out our review!

 
7.8

Review: Favor of the Pharaoh

by Stephen Hall on October 25, 2019
Favor of the Pharaoh is a dice-driven engine building game by the renowned Tom Lehmann. Check out our review!

 
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8.4

Review: Tribes: Dawn of Humanity

by Stephen Hall on October 4, 2019
Tribes: Dawn of Humanity is a family-weight euro game about prehistoric civilization. Check out our review!

 
8.5

Review: Deep Blue

by Stephen Hall on October 4, 2019
Deep Blue is a push-your-luck game of deep-sea treasure hunting. Check out our review!

 
6.8

Review: Tuki

by Stephen Hall on September 29, 2019
Tuki is a real-time puzzle game of building 3D structures, by the designer of Ubongo. Check out our review!

 
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8.7

Review: Roll for Adventure

by Stephen Hall on September 28, 2019
Roll for Adventure is a co-operative dice placement game of fantasy questing. Check out our review!

 
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8.0

Review: Letter Jam

by Stephen Hall on September 27, 2019
Letter Jam is a cooperative word game that feels like a mix of Hanabi and Scrabble. Check out our review!

 
8.7
6.2

Review: Las Vegas Royale

by Stephen Hall on September 25, 2019
Las Vegas Royale is a fast-playing dice game of high-stakes gambling. Check out our review!

 
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Review: Bermuda Pirates

by Stephen Hall on September 21, 2019
Bermuda Pirates is a dexterity game of treacherous treasure hunting. Check out our review!

 
8.7

Review: Horrified

by Stephen Hall on September 20, 2019
Horrified is a deeply thematic cooperative game in the world of the Universal Studios Monsters. Check out our review!

 
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Review: Pappy Winchester

by Stephen Hall on September 20, 2019
The rich old Pappy Winchester has kicked the bucket, and now it’s up to his heirs to split up his fortune. Check out our review!

 
8.8

Review: Shōbu

by Stephen Hall on September 14, 2019
Shōbu is a 2-player abstract game of moving and pushing stones. With its simple gameplay and beautiful production, it looks and feels timeless.

 
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8.1

Review: Imhotep: The Duel

by Stephen Hall on September 14, 2019
Imhotep: The Duel is a 2-player adaptation of the popular Imhotep. Check out our review!

 
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Review: Terror Below

by Stephen Hall on September 13, 2019
Terror Below is a pick-up-and-deliver game of chasing fearsome sandworms and collecting their eggs. Check out our review!

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