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SPIEL 2021 Day One: After two years without SPIEL, it’s finally here [News]

It felt like forever since the last time we had SPIEL Messe. How exciting was our SPIEL 2021 Day One? We had secured some nice games.

SPIEL 2021 Day Zero: Looking at the new releases [News]

by Stephan Sonny

SPIEL 2021 Day Zero, and here we are again, ready for the biggest board game convention. We have news on Deutscher Spielepreis & innoSpiel!

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?

SPIEL 2021: Offline and online presence, at once! [News]

by Stephan Sonny

SPIEL 2021 will be held on 14-17th October this year. After a fully online convention, this year, we will once more have a physical expo!

Keyforge: An adventure with the Rise of the Keyraken [Review]

by Marcel Leonardo

Rise of the Keyraken is the cooperative variant from the Keyforge’s line. It offers another way to play your deck collection. Do you think you can defeat the deep blue ocean creature?

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 …

Wild: Serengeti, a wildlife documentary game [Preview]

by Stephan Sonny

Wild: Serengeti takes you to the national park in Africa. Witness the great migration and capture the breathtaking video, and score points!

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?