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Crystal Clans Review
Crystal Clans is a two-player card game by Plaid Hat Games that many consider the successor of Summoner Wars, but is it worth your time?
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Yamatai Board Game Review
Yamatai is easy to learn, with plenty of depth and due to the randomised nature of the game’s different systems during setup,great replay-ability.
The Noodle Game Review
The Noodle Game from Big Potato Games is simple, fun and great for all the family, something that is vital for any children’s game.
Reef Board Game Review
Reef is the next game coming from the publishers of the extremely popular Azul. With bold colours and puzzly mechnisms, we think Reef is fantastic.
Odin’s Ravens Review
The aim of Odin’s Ravens is to move your raven into the final space on your opponent’s side; otherwise known as the end of the world!
Le Havre Review
Le Havre is a worker placement game by designer Uew Rosenberg,where you’ll try to grow your own little empire of warehouses, factories and local businesses.
Chronicles of Crime – Review
Chronicles of Crime is an innovative game of crime solving using an app and QR codes to weave interactive stories where you play a part. Amazing stuff.
Mutants Kickstarter Review
Mutants: Genetic Gladiators is a 2-4 player deck building game about mixing and matching a player’s gene pool to create the ultimate mutant warriors.
Ticket to Ride First Journey – Review
Ticket to Ride: First Journey is the children’s version of the popular gateway board game from Days of Wonder; Ticket to Ride.
Welcome to your Perfect Home Review
In Welcome to Your Perfect Home, you’re an architect looking to build the best new town in the United states of the 1950s
Lord of the Rings: The Card Game Review
Lord of the Rings (LOTR) is an ambitious and engaging ‘Living Card Game’ which successfully immerses the player in the LOTR universe.
Civilization: A New Dawn Review
Civilization: A New Dawn is the latest entry in the Sid Meier’s civilization collection, created by Fantasy Flight Games in 2017.
Risk Board Game Review
Originally published in 1959, Risk has proved its longevity and can look proudly down from its seat at the head of the table at all its offspring.

