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At its heart, Stitches is a Monster building/Monster battling game, and that is just fine with me. Luckily if you’ve ever played Rock Paper Scissors you will be able to learn this game easily. The Story: Basically you and your Read More
It is a fantastic thing when you find a game with exceptional artwork and then discover that the gameplay equals the beauty. Such is the case with Spires, a new game by T.C. Petty III with art by Bryan Fischer. Read More
There are times when you want to play a really long, intricate game. One that takes hours. One that is so complicated that you and your friends argue over the rules. This is not that game. Take a Yahtzee mechanic, Read More
Feed the Shoggoth! Munchkin fans rejoice! You have a new game to play to cause panic, horror, and consternation for your friends and fellow evil cultists. The Shoggoth has risen – He’s hungry and He doesn’t care who he eats. Read More
I really wasn’t supposed to review this game. This is not my kind of game. I certainly wasn’t supposed to laugh. I was supposed to have zero fun. I was wrong. Celebrity Name Game (PlayMonster) was sent to us to Read More
This is a review of the preview version of Wordsy by Gil Hova, coming to Kickstarter soon. “Oh no, another word game, here we go again.” or “I don’t like Scrabble, leave me alone.” These are comments that probably haunt Read More
WindUp War on Kickstarter now. Some of the art will change but the game play is pretty fixed. The Designer sent us a review copy and we are glad they did. Do not be confused by the size of my Read More
So, sometimes when you get a lot of games in the mail, you forget what it was you ordered, or what someone is sending you to review. That was kind of the case when Cheeky Monkey arrived. I had not Read More
So sometimes I buy games because they look cute and fun (I really do like kids’ games). Sometimes I buy games because they are cheap. Sometimes I hit the jackpot and get both! That’s what happened with Hey Froggy! I Read More
So … I absolutely love Pandemic. I don’t think there is a game that me and my wife have played more. So when I found out that Matt Leacock was behind Roll Through the Ages I was immediately excited. But Read More