Skip to content

Buy 3, get 3% off - use code ZATU3

Buy 5, get 5% off - use code ZATU5

Country/region

Language

Cart

Board Game Reviews - Honest Tabletop Game Reviews at Zatu

Reviews

Alien: Fate of the Nostromo Review

Alien: Fate of the Nostromo Review

Scott Porter

“In Space, No One Can Hear You Scream!”. Alien: Fate of the Nostromo is a board game adaptation of the Movie.

Read more

Reviews

The 7th Continent Review

The 7th Continent Review

Thom Baylay

Playing The 7th Continent, the first thing you do is choose a curse. The base game comes with three curses of increasing difficulty.

Monopoly: Mega Edition Review

Monopoly: Mega Edition Review

Dandy Beardlips

There are 9 additional properties, and you can start to develop once you own all but one of the colour sets.

Llamaland Review

Llamaland Review

Hannah Blacknell

Llamaland is a pesky brain burner hiding behind a breezy looking theme and bright graphical art. Read our full thoughts here!

Dune: A Game of Conquest and Diplomacy Review

Dune: A Game of Conquest and Diplomacy Review

Northern Dice

Boasting high player interaction and fast gameplay, Dune: A Game of Conquest and Diplomacy is a superb area control game based on Dune!

Masters Of Renaissance Review

Masters Of Renaissance Review

Tom Harrod

Following Lorenzo il Magnifico, imagine the excitement upon the announcement of Masters of Renaissance – the Lorenzo ‘card game’…

Boomerang: Australia Review

Boomerang: Australia Review

Sailesh Mistry

Boomerang: Australia is a drafting game. The rules are simple, but there are enough decisions to keep a more seasoned gamer interested.

Arcadia Quest Review

Arcadia Quest Review

Jon Wellard

Arcadia Quest is a competitive dungeon crawl set in a Fantasy Universe. At the beginning of the game, you are assigned 3 heroes.

Whirling Witchcraft Review

Whirling Witchcraft Review

favouritefoe

In Whirling Witchcraft, you are witches combining ingredients to complete spells. Whirling Witchcraft is a fun, light, fast colourful game.

Unmatched Little Red vs Beowulf Review

Unmatched Little Red vs Beowulf Review

Hannah Blacknell

If you want to introduce a couple of heroes with uniquely different playstyles, consider picking up Unmatched Little Red vs Beowulf.

Streets Review

Streets Review

Pete Bartlam

Tile placement and meeples? “Carcassonne!” I hear you say – but no, there’s a new kid on this urban block. Its name? Streets.

3 Wise Words Review

3 Wise Words Review

Sophie Jones

Big Potato Games are notorious for creating fun, family board games. It’s beautifully decorated with a neon forest design.

Children Of Wyrmwoods Review

Children Of Wyrmwoods Review

Camille Hindsgaul

Children of Wyrmwoods combines in-depth storytelling with escape room puzzles. Follow the protagonist on his journey through the Wyrmwoods.