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Marvel D.A.G.G.E.R second opinion
Marvel D.A.G.G.E.R is a role-playing game for up to 5 players, who will be put into aworld-based scenario against 1 of 4 nefarious villains...
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Eleven: Football Manager Board Game review
In Eleven: Football Manager Board Game, your task is to manage and grow your own football club over the course of a season!
Superclub: The Football Manager Board Game review
For football fans who have spent countless hours building dynasties in Football Manager, Superclub offers the chance to bring that experience to the tabletop.
Threaded review
Do you yearn for the combination of these things with the intricacies of tapestry sewing and bright colours? Then Threaded is for you!
In Magnificent Style solo review
In Magnificent Style is a solitaire game depicting the final desperate attack on 3 July 1863 at the Battle of Gettysburg, popularly known as Pickett's Charge.
Rumble Nation review
Rumble Nation is a perfect filler game. Quick, easy to set up and play, with a good level of tactics to luck!
Cyberpunk Red RPG Danger Gal Dossier review
When Danger Gal Dossier was published in 2025, the expectations were high. Was Talsorian up to the challenge?
Marvel United: Spider-Geddon review
Marvel United has soared in popularity in our home recently with the young ones. It is a really accessible and easy to pick up cooperative game.
Kabuto Sumo second opinion
There’s a very specific moment in Kabuto Sumo where the entire table suddenly leans forward at the same time...
Itten Wonder Bowling review
Did Itten Wonder Bowling bowl me over, or did it end up being a bit of a gutter ball?
Itten Ninja Master review
Every ninja knows the value of patience and precision - but does Itten Ninja Master earn a black belt in board gaming?
Ayar: Children of the Sun review
In Ayar: Children of the Sun, players help tell and live the origin myth of the Incan civilisation, as they seek the favour of the Sun and Moon Gods.
Kingdom Crossing review: a fun little logistical headache
For me, Kingdom Crossing lands as a smart and satisfying design with one genuinely excellent central idea.

