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Hues and Cues Review

Hues and Cues Review

Gavin Hudson

Hues and Cues: Party game or Dulux Paint Chart: The Game (or Farrow and Ball, if you’re more that way inclined)?

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The Champion of the Wild Review

The Champion of the Wild Review

Damien Ellis

Players become an animal trainer gifted with the ability to talk to animals. Competing against other trainers to become The Champion of the Wild!

Metro Exodus Review

Metro Exodus Review

Paul Blyth

Metro Exodus is the first above-ground outing for the series by 4A games and remains as atmospheric as ever. Metro Exodus is not a light-hearted caper.

Hex Roller Review

Hex Roller Review

Nathan Coombs

Hex Roller is another roll and write again. Nathan delves into it to tell us why it’s not just another roll and write game!

Don’t Be A Dik Dik Review

Don’t Be A Dik Dik Review

Jim Cohen

Nature is naughty! So Ginger Fox Games tell us! And when they say naughty, they mean school ground naughty! Here’s what we thought of this new release.

Arkham Horror LCG: Curse of the Rougarou Review

Arkham Horror LCG: Curse of the Rougarou Review

Robert Chapel

Curse of the Rougarou is a huge step in the right direction, despite staying mostly within the boundaries of your traditional lycanthropian thriller.

Stellar Review

Stellar Review

Nathan Coombs

Stellar is a game that would really appeal to a family of gamers. Gaze through your telescope to spot stars and build your tableau to dazzle your opponents!

Trunk of Drunk Review

Trunk of Drunk Review

Lauren Harrington

Trunk of Drunk is an excellent choice if you’re looking for a variety of quick to learn, fun to play games that you can enjoy with an abundance of alcohol.

Memorinth Review

Memorinth Review

Gavin Hudson

Memorinth does what a family game should; provide enough strategy to keep the adults interested without being so hard and dry it frustrates and dissuades the youngsters.

The Builders: Middle Ages Review

The Builders: Middle Ages Review

Jonathan BIrd

The Builders has strong foundations, a decent amount of complexity and is a well put together game for when you fancy something a bit easier to play!

Celtic Review

Celtic Review

Carl Yaxley

Celtic is a family weight game of movement and set collection. Make your way across the map to claim locations and goods and of course score the most points!

Mariposas Review

Mariposas Review

Gavin Hudson

The very gorgeous drew me to pre-order this one. I wasn’t missing out this time! But could it handle the weight of the expectation I was piling on it?

Pendulum Review

Pendulum Review

Jim Cohen

Pendulum has polarised the gaming community due to its “real-time” mechanic, coupled with the high-profile nature of Jamey Stegmaier. See our thoughts here.