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By Order of The Queen Kickstarter Review
In By Order of The Queen, you play a hero who has been tasked by the Queen to organise the heroes of the land to help keep Tessandor safe.
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Gekido: Bot Battles Review
Gekido: Bot Battles sees you battle with chunky painted bot figures to see who can damage their opponents more than they damage themselves.
Crisis Board Game Review
In Crisis you are cast as industrialists and business people who have to drag Axia’s economy back from the edge of recession and turmoil.
Valeria: Card Kingdoms Review
Valeria: Card Kingdoms tasks you with earning resources through dice rolling and tableau management to hire citizens and slaying monsters.
enDANGERed Orphans of Condyle Cove Review
In enDANGERed Orphans of Condyle Cove each player is a nameless orphan, who is struggling to survive in dark and dreary conditions.
Fluxx Card Game Review
Fluxx is a game where the rules and victory conditions change on the turn of a card, catnip to some, a nightmare to others.
Alchemists Board Game Review
Don’t be fooled by the appearance, Alchemists is a tough one to master, and not a game for those just beginning their tabletop gaming journey.
Euphoria Board Game Review
Euphoria is set in a time where the world we recognise is gone. A city full of order and control remains, a city that’s perfect, or is it?
Zombicide: Toxic City Mall Review
The Zombicide: Toxic City Mall expansion is a solid addition to any Zombicide collection. It offers an interesting level of new elements.
Arcadia Quest: Inferno Review
Arcadia Quest: Inferno is beautiful, like its predecessor it oozes style and well thought out and fun game design. Read more in our review.
Machi Koro and Harbour Expansion
Thanks to a streamlined system, bright art and good themes among buildings, Machi Koro is a fun, simple game that gets people into the hobby.
Flash Point: Fire Rescue Review
Flash Point: Fire Rescue is a co-operative game for 1-6 players from Indie Boards and Cards, where players take on the role of firefighters.
Biblios Board Game Review
Biblios, designed by Steve Finn and published by IELLO, for 2-4 players, is a hand-management/auction/trick-taking card game
