Good evening ladies and gentlemen and welcome back! Due to unfortunate health circumstances I've been unable to spend much time blogging but rest assured Amanda, Hector, Eddie and myself have not stopped playing board games. For our return to the blogosphere, we're looking at Stardew Valley: The Board Game! Based on the very popular video... Continue Reading →
Yesterday Kage, Hector, Eddie and I decided to forage forward and play another new game. Little Town is a big game packed into a tiny box. It is great in bow playability and structure. You start with a map that has some resources on it. You get five workers to go out each round, and... Continue Reading →
Good evening everyone, earlier today Amanda, Hector, Eddie and myself sat down for a round of one of my favorite euro games: Keyflower. Keyflower is part of the series of "Key" games and by far my favorite of the series and neither Amanda nor the owlbears had a chance to try it before. It also... Continue Reading →
Good evening everyone, in the first of several backlog reviews, I will go over a co-op game that Amanda, Hector, Eddie and myself sat down to play some time ago; Endangered. Endangered is a very uniquely themed game about saving endangered species, which makes it a great choice for a co-op game, but is it... Continue Reading →
Welcome back everyone. This evening Amanda, Hector and myself decided to play a around of Dune: Imperium. This was one of the most anticipated games of 2020, and although we've had our copy for quite some time, we were planning to save it until we could have a full compliment of 4 players. Unfortunately our... Continue Reading →
Good evening everyone! Pardon our continued absence lately, we have not been playing a whole lot of new games and we decided when we started this blog that we would not re-review games unless they were of a campaign or legacy nature and several games had passed. Rest assured that we will have post campaign... Continue Reading →
Good evening everyone, for our game today Hector, Amanda and I have selected Architects of the West Kingdom. Architects is the first game I played in the "X of the (cardinal direction) Y" series of games, and is definitely a good jumping in point for anyone interested. A components review for pretty much any of... Continue Reading →
Welcome back! For our second game today, we continue our journey into the wizarding world with Harry Potter: House Cup Competition. Having not been terribly impressed with Death Eaters Rising, we decided another Harry Potter game would be in order. House Cup Competition is a game that has interested me for some time as regular... Continue Reading →
Today's day number eight, and this is Amanda bringing you the details on Lost Ruins of Arnak, a deckbuilding worker placement game. I'm told this is the hottest new game, and it's easy to understand the hype. We became explorers trying to have the best expedition, balancing purchasing items and artifacts with exploration and research.... Continue Reading →
Today Kage and I played Raiders of the North Sea and it was an intense battle of Vikings. One thing that is absolutely amazing about this game is the differentiation between game plays. It's a midweight worker placement euro game, and it does require some strategy, but that strategy is entirely dependent on the cards... Continue Reading →
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