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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.

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Ferris Wheel Rush review

KaCoPlays

I love when a board game gives me a little piece of history. Ferris Wheel Rush is set in 1893, and after my first play, I went down a completely unnecessary rabbit hole. I can now tell you way too much about the World's Columbian Exposition...

EXIT: Family - 2 Escape Adventures review

EXIT: Family - 2 Escape Adventures review

Sorby Clynes

EXIT: Family does exactly what it sets out to do: bridge the gap between the challenge of the classic EXIT series and the simplicity of EXIT: Kids. The two linked mysteries give the box a sense of narrative continuity that makes solving both adventures feel worthwhile, rather than like two disconnected puzzle packs slapped together.  

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Shards of Creation review

Matthew Roloff

Shards of Creation is a trick-taking game based on Brandon Sanderson’s interconnected fantasy literary universe known as the Cosmere. This is the third traditional board game from Brotherwise Games in collaboration with Sanderson, after 2020’s Call to Adventure: The Stormlight Archive and 2024’s Mistborn: The Deckbuilding Game.

Forest Shuffle: Dartmoor review

Forest Shuffle: Dartmoor review

L.N. Hunter

Forest Shuffle: Dartmoor is a standalone sequel to the original Forest Shuffle using animals and plants that could be found in environments like Dartmoor (though, reading this article, I get the impression that the real Dartmoor is less biodiverse than it used to be)...

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Forest Shuffle - Smoky Mountains review

Kaisarion

The third installment of the Forest Shuffle franchise feels like a return to form for a series that shot out of the blocks both for the gaming community and commercially, taking the hobby to potential new audiences who then might become gamers and become more like me - now, who wouldn’t want that!...

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Carnuta second opinion

Steven Gibney

In Carnuta, players act as druids attending an annual ritual where they will be competing to brew the best potions by collecting ingredient cards, purchased using Sun and Moon runes. At the end of the game, the Druid who has collected the best sets of ingredients wins and becomes druid of the year.

Cyclades second opinion

Cyclades second opinion

Greame Johnston

Ah, the magnificent Cyclades islands, shimmering above the azure waters of the Aegean Sea, offering adventurous romantics stunning beaches, breathtaking vistas, and a haven from the harsh realities of the world beyond, and also the perfect setting for Bruno Cathala and Ludovic Maublanc’s colourful opus ‘Cyclades: Legendary Edition (LE).’  Let’s get into it...

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Warhammer 40,000 11th Edition review

Ross Coulbeck

Not only do they make the battlefield look more interesting, but they have multiple functional purposes. They block line of sight. And I mean they really block line of sight. Much more than random bits of terrain did before. You can easily use terrain lines of fire to your advantage now, for both attack and defence...

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Half-and-Seek review

Sorby Clynes

As one of the recommended games for the 2026 Kinderspiel des Jahres, Half-and-Seek is a fun hidden object mystery game for 2-6 players. But don't let the "Age 5+" label deter mature players; there's more to this seeking game than meets the eye...

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Kindred Spirits review

Peaches and Meeples

In this game, players play cards to gain influence over a central play area, aiming to be the highest-scoring player at the end of the game. Players are drawing on the power of their Kindred Spirits...

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Next Station London second opinion

Hannah Blacknell

You want to essentially cross the river as much as possible and also have the highest number of stations connected in a single region as you can, whilst also connecting as many regions as possible...

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Crafting the Cosmos review

Andy Broomhead

Crafting The Cosmos was a game I first played on Board Game Arena, quickly becoming convinced of it deserving a place on my shelf as well. It’s a wonderful, colourful, tactile experience of fusing elements together to create your own world...