board game review Archives — Page 9 of 9

Broom Service: An Uber Witch with a twist [Review]

Broom Service is a pick-and-deliver kind of game. You can gather materials and brew Potion and deliver them to the Towers across the map.

Shaolia: Great Houses, an upcoming expansion [Preview]

by Stephan Sonny

Shaolia: Great Houses expansion will bring new cards and game modes. It adds replay value and now solo player can enjoy Shaolia, too!

Calico: A relationship between you, quilt, and kitties [Review]

by Eddy S. Tandya

Calico is a tile-placement game about sewing quilts and attracting cats. Score points from patches and the love of the kittens!

Shaolia: Warring States, conquer through military & cultures [Review]

by Stephan Sonny

Shaolia: Warring States is a civilization game with dice rolling and worker placement. Players can win through military or cultural influence.

Untamed: Feral Factions, a potential great CCG [Review]

by Stephan Sonny

Untamed: Feral Factions is a CCG game with fast-paced & simple nature. It does not need any deckbuilding but still offer the depth competitive players seek.

Bridges to Nowhere: A micro-game about potential mega-bridge

by Stephan Sonny

Bridge to Nowhere is a card drafting game where you get points by building bridges. Will you be the best bridge architect among your peers?

Fertility: Build the best Metropolis along the Nile [Review]

by Geoffrey Benawar

Fertility is a tile-placement and set collection game taking place along the Nile River. This game is designed by Cyrille Leroy. Collect the most points to please the Pharaoh and bring your Metropolis to the glory.

Zoar: Bring the ancient glory or eradicate enemies’ cities [Review]

by Stephan Sonny

Zoar is a strategy board game with a nice touch of dice rolling. It feels like playing a more military Catan with modular boards and its resource management. Find out what we think about this game here.