Tag: board games
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“Historically and Geographically Incorrect” – Colonialism and Board Games
Board games with colonialist themes as the focus of online discussions
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A Coffin for the Sheriff – Story of a Colt Concerto in Bang! The Dice Game
When the big gundown begins, there’s only a minute to pray, and a second to die. If you want to live… shoot!
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Hues and Cues: a colorful board game for… almost everyone.
A simple, entertaining but repetitive game for friends and family.
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Games, drinks, and tentacles – Fond memories made in Taverna
Have you been to Taverna, a board game café in Tampere? If not, take a tour with me, I’ll show you around.
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“Set Sail! The English Crown Is Worth 2 Points!” – A Review of A Feast for Odin
Place your Vikings, sail the seas, grow your tribe… and eat your peas!
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Radlands, or how to streamline Mad Max into a punk pocket post-apocalypse
Dirt, sweat, and gasoline roar out of the exhaust tube. The enemy camps are in sight. Radlands is a struggle for survival in a #MadMax world in a #comicbook competitive card game envelope. But does it manage to come out on top? #duelingcardgames
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A killer party game – Deception: Murder in Hong Kong board game review
Deception is a board game bordering creativity and logic, set in a murder mystery. Whether you’re a detective, a silent scientist, or a murderer, there’s always a different story to strike up mind-boggling theories.
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Step into the room if you dare, but be prepared to fight
Find your path through the castle, solve a mystery and be a hero.
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Scoring With Dice – The Two-Player Football Duel of Tooor!
Two managers resolve who can lead their team to victory in this small boardgame about football. Will luck be on your side, can players control their emotions? Are you The Special One?
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All cats aboard meow! A tile-placement game for cat people
Fantasy #cats await you! The Isle of Cats is a #draft tile-placement game in which you use cards, fish, and baskets to save cats from the evil conquerors. This moderately #strategic game is easy to learn, yet it requires planning in different ways.
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An invitation to Senet: an “over four thousand years late” review
Imagine playing a boardgame where no one knows the rules for sure. Imagine playing a boardgame in ancient Egypt. I invite you to get to know Senet, and if you already do, I invite you to think about it without judging it with modern eyes.
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From London to Athens: Create your own railways and win
If you need an escape from your daily life, Ticket To Ride lets you do so. Start your imaginary mini trip to Europe and build the best railways possible.
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Horrified – Classic Monster Flick Turned to Board Game
Are you too #Horrified to take on the challenge of defeating some classic #Monsters in this #cooperative board game?
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The llama game: P’achakuna
You like llamas? Great design? Strategy games to play with two people? Then you will love P’achakuna
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The Tower – a Wooden and a Timeless Classic
TheTower is a Classic BoardGame that guarantees both funny moments and serious concentration.
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High-speed Faction Wars in Space – Star Realms
A lightweight but addicting deck-building game with just enough decision-making to keep replayability high.
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What if we created games to aid us conversate about global issues?
Do games and gamification pose a solution for the multidisciplinary conversation of sustainable development?
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From Red to Green – Terraforming Mars
A large time commitment, Terraforming Mars offers a fun theme and many strategies for players that prefer personal planning over social interactions.
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Carcassonne – build your kingdom
Fancy yourself some castle building? Get right in there with the action in the classic board game of Carcassone.
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A haunting adventure is best experienced with friends – Betrayal at House on the Hill review
Betrayal at House on the Hill is a thrilling board game with plenty of exploration and dark twists to it. The amount of possible different outcomes is sure to be enough for many enjoyable game sessions.