Summer’s in the air, people are having barbecues in bigger groups. It’s a sign that time has come for lighter games for larger playgroups, which means werewolf-like genre. In this case we will shoot each other with awesome ray guns in social deduction game Leaders of Euphoria.
„You’ll believe in more than that before I’ve finished with you”
– Wicked Witch of the West
Be the best of the worst witches, living near the village of Wickersby. Where, along with the other five pretenders for the title, you will fulfill yourself by using villagers and pulling the rug from under the other competitors’ feet in the race for it.
Castles of Scotland, one of most recognizable symbols of this beautiful country with a colorful history. Whose inhabitants wear wrongly stuck label of being avaricious on each and every occasion. They will be the axis of today’s featured game, Kilt Castle.
Day by day the weather improves, encouraging us to hit the road. Because it is always good idea to have a board game by your side, today I will give you my suggestion about what game to place in your backpack – Game of Trains.
Arkham Horror, one of my favorite coop games. Where narrowness and claustrophobic feeling are crushing you, and multitude of things you and your fellow investigators need to do will put your group through the hoops. Today I want to introduce you to my idea on how to add some continuity to the game, at same time this is my first article in new segment of my blog: “House rules”, where I will be showing you my own or found in vast depths of the internet interesting, unofficial rules for board games.
It is the first time when I have an opportunity to write a review of expansion for a game that I have not played yet, although this expansion can be played by itself as a standalone game. This time I’m inviting you to read my review of Stratos: Light in the Darkness – strategy game from Canada.
Do you love League of Legends, Heroes of the Storm or DOTA2? Or maybe you are a fan of some other MOBA (Multiplayer Online Battle Arena) game, and wonder if there is someone who tried to bring this game genre to boardgaming?
Do you remember when as a child you played with Roly-poly? Where no matter how poked, punched or thrown it was, it always got back on its feet because of moved center of gravity. Thanks to Brian Gomez’s idea of using it in board game, I was able to bring back childhood memories of playing with it.
Have you ever thought about making a clock that could remind you what turn is it? Or a comfy marker you could use to keep track of turn sequence? Today, after larger holiday break lets occupy our hands with something useful for our hobby
Winter is coming down from the silent mountains, and our little ones are white around the gills. Today I will tell you about a game, where as one of bearded shorties clan we will clash with other dwarves in autumn gail.
