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Masters of crime: mosquito board game review

Elliott Bailey

Reviewing 'single-use' games like Mosquito can sometimes be tricky. You have to get it right first time. So, let's find out whether Mosquito is a case of first-time's-the-charm!

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Hoplomachus: victorum solo review

Hoplomachus: victorum solo review

Richard Ava

Decimus takes a moment to catch his breath… he barely dodged the chariot; He grits his teeth and tightens his grip, fixing his stare on his assailants. “The gods are with me.” It is time to choose.

THE HUNT board game box artwork shows a focused figure peering through red-lensed binoculars against an orange sunset cityscape

The Hunt review

Andy Broomhead

If you fancy yourself as something of a naval tactician, or someone who enjoys a game of intra-Atlantic cat and mouse, then The Hunt might just be the game for you!

A centered “HORRIFIED” horror-game cover depicts eerie monsters in vivid blue, orange, and purple against a blurred enlargement

Horrified: Universal Monsters second opinion

Theo Southgate

If you’re looking for a fun, thematic, family-friendly game to try out this spooky season, then look no further, because Horrified is the game for you.

A colorful “Flippons” cover features a lively group of quirky cartoon animals against a blue background

FlipToons second opinion

KaCoPlays

FlipToons is a fast-playing, small box deck-building card game. Easy to learn and quick to play, this card game packs a nostalgic punch with equal parts luck and strategy.

A colorful Santa Maria board game box shows settlers on a lush tropical island, with a sailing ship and island scenery blurred behind it.

Santa Maria second opinion

Andrew Grosvenor

Santa Maria combines tile placement, dice drafting and resource management to create a game where every decision can have an impact on how your colony develops!

Sorry What board game title and logo on a black background

SORRY WHAT?! – game review

EmzPlays

Have you ever been absolutely convinced you know what somebody is saying, only to find you've got it completely wrong...? 

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Pizza Pizza review

The Wellbeing Gamer

Pizza Pizza is checking all the boxes that you would expect from an Orchard Toys game and it delivers on all the expectations I have for such a game.

A purple haunted mansion miniature stands on a tabletop game board beside a horror-themed TerrorScape box

Terrorscape review

Sarunas

If you're craving a bit of thematic horror deduction and tense decision making, then Terrorscape is the game for you this Halloween!

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Pikit review

Sorby Clynes

Get ready to roll the dice and crunch some numbers: Pikit is maths class with a bag of mischief and mayhem. Pikit is a speedy card-and-dice showdown, It’s easy to get into, and it gets quicker the more you play. 

A vintage-style Heritage Farms label shows a farmer holding a pitchfork among goats, chickens, and crops

Trying solo board games: Heritage Farms review from Galen's Games

KaCoPlays

Want to give solo gaming a shot? Check out the Mint Tin First Series from Galen's Games. The boxes are small enough to fit in a pocket!

A Marvel Champions: Wonder Man Hero Pack sits against a colorful, blurred comic-book backdrop, showing the hero lunging forward with a clenched fist.

Marvel Champions: Wonder Man review

Thomas Taylor

Wonder Man is an interesting new hero who, at first glance, appears to offer almost limitless deck-building opportunities thanks to his ability to include any Energy-resource event

Cat Earth review

Cat Earth review

Craig Neilson Adams

In Gareth Edwards’ Cat Earth, players play cards to scoot giant cats around the board, trying to nudge their opponents’ houses off the edge of the world.