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2 Minutes to Midnight: Simulating Cold War on your table [Review]

The simulation 2 Minutes to Midnight is a two players game about Cold War — two superpowers, in the brink of nuclear meltdown.

Q System: Sherlock series, a portable detective game [Review]

by Nugroho Haryoputro

Q System — Sherlock is a puzzle game developed by Guerra de Mitos Games. They bring a short and simple puzzles and solid scoring to rank the result.

Hunting Me, Hunting You: The hunters, preys, and two neutral parties [Review]

by Stephan Sonny

Hunting Me, Hunting You is a social deduction game, where players need to eliminate a target and guess who’s targetting them.

Bios: Origins 2nd Edition, know thy selves while surviving [Review]

by Aditya Martodiharjo

Bios: Origins 2nd Edition is a game about human evolution. This is another masterpiece from Phil Eklund, together with Jon Manker.

Mon: Emblems from Sengoku, a card game about clan symbols [Review]

by Stephan Sonny

Mon: Emblems from Sengoku is a light card game that hosts a session for up to six people. It’s a tactical game without trick-taking mechanic.

Happy Dim Sum: A friendly and yummy take-that [Review]

by Stephan Sonny

Happy Dim Sum is a take-that card game with a set collection that punishes players by becoming stuffed and eliminated from the game. Can you stay on the table longer than the other players?

Bullet ❤️: Shoot-em-up board game with love [Review]

by Nugroho Haryoputro

Bullet ❤️ is a shoot-em-up board game where the heroines try to shoot each other down. Now we know, pretty girls with guns are dangerous.

Dwellings of Eldervale: Controlling faction in the lost magical world [Review]

by Adhitya Mulyono

Dwellings of Eldervale was a successful Kickstarter project released by Breaking Games in 2019. I’ve been a fan of its designer, Luke Laurie, the man …

Maquis: La petite guerre in a nutshell [Review]

by Nugroho Haryoputro

For a while now, Maquis has been one of those titles which are often recommended by solo game enthusiasts. But it is now even more widely known after the successful Kickstarter campaign by Side Room Games in 2019, which brings the game to retail. With over 6000 backers, just what makes this game so enjoyable?