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Puerto Rico Expansions 1&2
The First and Second Expansions to Puerto Rico originally released in 2004 and 2009.Is the 2019 reprint a worthy addition?
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Jump Drive: Race for the Galaxy Review
A shorter, faster, simpler and more explosive version of Race for the Galaxy? Could proficient designer Tom Lehmann have managed to refine a masterpiece with Jump Drive? Let’s find out!
Star Wars Squadrons Review
Can Star Wars Squadrons by Motive Studios rekindle the good old days of X-Wing VS TIE Fighter or should it have just given up and gone to Tosche Station for Power Converters?
My City Review
If you have not already got this game, you need to buy it. If you have already played it, you’ll know I’m right when I say that you just want to play one more episode…
Pokémon TCG: Hidden Fates Tin Review
Pokémon Hidden Fates has returned! It is no secret that the original run of Pokémon’s Hidden Fates was one of the most popular series since the game began.
Imperial Settlers: Empires of the North: Japanese Islands Review
This latest version mixes the best of the games Imperial Settlers games, with some new, improved, 100% amazing parts. Read here for our thoughts.
Werewolves Review
Werewolves, from Pegasus Games, is a full on family edition of 2001’s Werewolves of Miller’s Hollow.
Underwater Cities Review
Underwater Cities is a worker placement style game. There is resource management, city and network building and a splash of engine building too.
A Column Of Fire Review
The market is quick to judge. So the question is: can A Column Of Fire shine bright against its precursors? Or is it more of a damp wick?
Tiny Epic Kingdoms Review
Tiny Epic Kingdoms absolutely delivers on its name – for such a small footprint, relatively quick, low downtime game, it packs a mighty 4X punch!
Butterfly Review
In Butterfly, you’ll play as Hudson the Hedgehog, moving him across the board to collect bugs and flowers.
Project L Review
Anyone that has played or seen Tetris should feel right at home with Project L as it has that retro video game feel, in visuals and in gameplay!
Jaws Of The Lion Review
Gloomhaven: Jaws of the Lion retains a lot of the things that make the original game great. But all the things that make it inaccessible are gone!
