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Harry Potter Labyrinth Review
Harry Potter Labyrinth is a game which can be appreciated by Potterheads and those new to the Harry Potter franchise alike.
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Talisman: Kingdom Hearts Review
Talisman: Kingdom Hearts is a beautifully designed game that is as varied as it is colourful. Read here for our thoughts on this Disney release.
MtG Core Set 2020 Review
Carl takes a high level look at Core Set 2020, the 19th Core Set expanion for MtG, released back in July 2019. A great set for drafting!
Large Dice Tray Review
The Zatu dice tray not only stands out on the table, but it’s designed in such a way as to make it as portable as possible.
Hako Onna Review
Hako Onna is a hauntingly thematic game full of suspense, anticipation and tension. Maybe sleep with the lights on after this one!
Pokémon TCG: Champion’s Path Elite Trainer Box Review
Champion’s Path is a special expansion released as part of the Sword & Shield Series. This series focuses on Generation VIII Pokémon, and the Galar Region.
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity Review
This game, like all the others in the ‘Warriors’ series, is focused not on exploration but on fast-flowing, continuous combat.
Tainted Grail Review
Tainted Grail is a Grim-Dark fantasy adventure game. You are no knight, no hero; you are a reject, the last resort of a world descending into ‘wyrdness
A Game of Cat and Mouth Review
A Game of Cat and Mouth describes itself as pinball crossed with catapults and ‘pinball’ish’!
Labyrinth Review
In Labyrinth, you race against your opponents to be the first to reach all your treasures and return to your starting point before any other player.
Harry Potter: Hogwarts Battle – The Charms and Potions Expansion Review
This latest addition to this bewitching game brings exciting charm abilities and powerful potions for your fight against more villains and encounters!
Fort Review
Fort, by Leder Games, has to be one of the higher-profile releases of 2020. So is it justified and does it live up to the hype? Read on…
Cosmic Colonies Review
Planet Earth is so last century. Why not build a civilisation on a drifting asteroid, instead? That’s the core of Cosmic Colonies, a 2020 release.
