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Read more about the article Deal with the Devil Review

Deal with the Devil Review

  • Post published: 30 May 2023
  • Reading time:4 mins read

Deal with the Devil is a complex euro game that revolves around hidden roles. With four players taking on the roles of the devil, a cultist, and two mortals, the…

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Read more about the article My City: Roll & Build Review

My City: Roll & Build Review

  • Post published: 21 May 2023
  • Reading time:3 mins read

My City: Roll & Build is a roll-and-write adaptation of My City. In each round, players roll three dice, which determine the shape and type of building they can construct.…

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Read more about the article The Lord of the Rings Adventure Book Game Review

The Lord of the Rings Adventure Book Game Review

  • Post published: 7 May 2023
  • Reading time:3 mins read

The Lord of the Rings Adventure Book Game is the latest addition to the Adventure Book Games series by Ravensburger. This cooperative game is designed to recreate iconic scenes from…

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Read more about the article Scythe: The Rise of Fenris Review

Scythe: The Rise of Fenris Review

  • Post published: 23 April 2023
  • Reading time:3 mins read

The Rise of Fenris is a campaign expansion for Scythe that seamlessly weaves a captivating story into the gameplay.

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Read more about the article The Adventures of Robin Hood and Its Expansion

The Adventures of Robin Hood and Its Expansion

  • Post published: 14 April 2023
  • Reading time:5 mins read

As the name suggests, the story of The Adventures of Robin Hood revolves around the iconic character of Robin Hood and his band of outlaws.

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Read more about the article Lost Ruins of Arnak: Expedition Leaders Review

Lost Ruins of Arnak: Expedition Leaders Review

  • Post published: 9 April 2023
  • Reading time:2 mins read

Lost Ruins of Arnak is an outstanding game with excellent artwork, mechanics, production quality, and replayability value.

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Read more about the article Under Falling Skies Review

Under Falling Skies Review

  • Post published: 3 April 2023
  • Reading time:3 mins read

Under Falling Skies is a solo dice placement game with the objective of reaching the top of the research track before alien ships swarm and destroy your city.

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Read more about the article Hadrian’s Wall Review

Hadrian’s Wall Review

  • Post published: 27 March 2023
  • Reading time:2 mins read

Hadrian's Wall is an excellent flip-and-write game that offers more complexity than other games of its kind.

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Have you played Voidfall? Do you like this game? Have you played Voidfall? Do you like this game?As a heavy gamer, I have fallen in love with Voidfall, especially for solo play. There is quite a learning curve, but once the rules click, they stop being an issue, thanks to the excellent iconography and graphic design.There is also so much variety in this game. The modular board makes endless scenarios possible, each house plays very differently from the others, and the different technologies and ships in each game create a new experience every time. I can see myself playing this game hundreds of times without getting tired of it.It’s rare to see a game that offers solo, coop, and competitive modes and plays perfectly in all of them. I prefer it solo because the game is shorter, the experience is just as good, and it’s hard to find people to play a complex and long game like this. That said, the coop and competitive modes are just as good (at least with two players).The main downside is setup and teardown. A good insert is a must to save time, and the game is also a table hog, even in solo games. I ended up 3D printing an insert for it, and I couldn’t be happier.Overall, Voidfall is a perfect game for heavy gamers. Excellent gameplay, beautiful art, great production quality, and massive variety leave little to be desired.What are your thoughts?A full review is available on the website (link in bio).Please keep in mind that we received a review copy of this game.#boardgame #boardgames #tabletop
Do you like Lost Ruins of Arnak? Did you know ther Do you like Lost Ruins of Arnak? Did you know there’s a new expansion for it?Arnak is one of my most played games and an all-time favorite. Twisted Path was the last major expansion for this game, but CGE recently announced a new small box expansion out of the blue: Surprise Shipment. A very fitting name!This expansion includes two new sites, both with a new benefit: taking back an idol from a slot on your player board, which plays very well with expedition leaders. There’s also an updated site that makes a site from the base game more balanced.Most importantly, Surprise Shipment includes 50 new cards: 30 artifacts and 20 items. Some of these cards introduce new effects. For example, an item gives you benefits depending on the round, another lets you activate sites in a row above where you have a worker, and some artifacts can be purchased using compasses, coins, or any combination of both. Some cards also provide powerful bonuses but score negative points, and you get a fear card when you exile them.If you love Arnak, this expansion is a no-brainer. It adds variety to the game, the cards are as thematic as before, and the new sites make playing with the leaders more fun.What are your thoughts? Have you seen this expansion?Please keep in mind that we received a review copy of this expansion.#boardgame #boardgames #juegosdemesa #brettspiel
Do you like Heat? Have you played any of the new e Do you like Heat? Have you played any of the new expansions that came out this year?Heat is one of the best light games out there. We always enjoy getting it to the table and have a blast playing it every single time. It has been getting expansions every year for the past few years, and 2026 was no exception. Unlike previous years, we got two new expansions this year instead of one: Rocky Roads and Legends.Rocky Roads is your classic Heat expansion. It comes with two new tracks (Germany and South Africa), a new player color (white), and more cards. The South Africa track has a new mechanic: gravel. If you end up on a gravel space at the end of your turn, you have to pay one Heat, as long as you have Heat cards in your engine. The Germany track also includes a minor mechanic called chicanes, which mostly matters if you play with the weather module. This expansion adds more variety, but it is not groundbreaking. If you liked previous Heat expansions, you will most likely enjoy this one too. If you did not, this one won’t change your mind.Legends is a small box expansion that aims to improve the Legends module in the base game. As you know, the Legends module lets you add more cars to the race and make it more fun regardless of the player count. With the base game, you can only race with a maximum of 6 cars. The Legends expansion increases that number to 12. But that’s not all! The legend cars are now smarter and can simulate a human player better. There are also six levels of difficulty you can choose from (the easiest one being the base game’s difficulty). If you want as many cars in the race as possible, play the game solo, or play the championship mode, this expansion is the way to go.What are your thoughts? Have you tried any of these expansions?Please keep in mind that we recieved a review copy of this game. #boardgame #boardgames #tabletop
Do you like deck-building games? Have you seen Dri Do you like deck-building games? Have you seen Drillers?Deck-building is one of my favorite mechanics in games. The sense of progression and the constant tension of deciding when and how to spend resources to add cards to your deck or remove them from it is so fun.Drillers is a medium-weight pick-up-and-deliver, deck-building game with fairly simple rules. You work in a mine, collectively unlock lower levels that contain more valuable minerals, and move them to the surface to sell and earn credits. With those credits, you can remove cards from your deck, purchase new cards from the market, and upgrade your fuel (what you pay to play cards) or mineral storage capacity. All these actions happen on the surface, so you have to move up when you are running out of fuel or capacity and spend credits for a stronger subsequent run. You also have access to drones that let you sell one mineral or buy one card each without surfacing.Each turn, you get three new cards in your hand plus whatever you saved from your previous turn. Most cards provide movement and drill points. As the game goes on, you need better cards to move more and to have enough drill points for the lower floors.This is a deck-building game. You cannot ignore your deck. As part of a winning strategy, you must buy new cards and remove cards from your deck. For that reason, people who don't like deck-builders will not enjoy this game. But if you like this mechanism, you'll certainly have fun with it.There isn't much player interaction besides competing for cards, milestones, and sometimes valuable minerals, but turns play quickly most of the time. That said, this game can also cause analysis paralysis. If you or someone in your group suffers from AP, some turns could take a while.Overall, we've been enjoying this game so far. It's fun, plays fairly quickly, the rules are simple, and the artwork is beautiful. If you don't like deck-builders or pick-up-and-deliver, this might not be a game for you. Otherwise, definitely give it a try.Please keep in mind that we received a review copy of this game.#boardgame #boardgames #juegosdemesa #brettspiel
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