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A Feast For Odin - Second Opinion
A Feast For Odin is very much a sandbox type of game with many paths to victory, from whaling, to breeding cattle, to trading, to pillaging.
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Colostle: Kyodaina Review
We are back in Colostle, but we are taking a look at its first optional expansion, Kyodaina. This opens up a whole new area of the Roomlands and leaves a lot for you to discover.
Cardfight!! Vanguard: The Raging Tactics – Extra Booster Pack review
The Cardfight!! Vanguard: The Raging Tactics – Extra Booster Pack is my first entry into the world of Cardfight!! Vanguard, and what a world it is.
Embers of Memory: A Throne of Glass game review
Embers Of Memory: A Throne Of Glass is a 2 player co-operative card game based on the Throne of Glass series by Sarah J.Maas!
Ruins Review
The components are well made and clear, the game is so much fun and I am struggling to find a bad thing to say about it. Just go and buy Ruins, it's truly magnificent!
Fromage: Formaggio Review
Following Fromage's huge success comes its stand alone but totally compatible sequel.
Koi review
Koi invites players to build stunning habitats, and design their own Japanese styled garden pond, complete with fish!
EXIT Puzzle – The Alchemist’s Garden review
EXIT: The Alchemist’s Garden is a 500-piece jigsaw puzzle combined with escape room challenges, where you piece together a mysterious scene!
LEGO review – Nintendo Gameboy
If you’re a child of the 1990’s or have love for early Nintendo and LEGO, then chances are you’ll love the LEGO Nintendo Gameboy!
Memoir ’44 second opinion
Memoir ‘44 does ‘simple’ with some style. It’s an ‘Ameritrashy’ dice chucker which looks great on the table.
Bohemians review
In Bohemians, players take on the roles of artists wandering the streets of Paris at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries!
Enthrone review
Enthrone is an abstract deduction game where you must eliminate your opponent, before your opponent figures out which character you really are
River Dragons review
River Dragons sounds simple enough, but there is some hidden depth and strategy in there, regardless of how random and chaotic it may seem…
