Zombicide
Zombies are big, trending like mad in all shapes, sizes and medias; movies, video games, books, comics, even television is getting in on the act with big…
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888 reviews since 2011, 444 of them scored. Filter by what it is, what it runs on and how much we liked it.
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Coup - The card game of secret identities, deduction and deception
Designer – Rikki Tahta, La Mame Games Number of Players – 2-6 Publisher – Various (currently Indie Boards & Cards) Not a game about housing chickens (I’d…
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The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey - Board Game
This is the official board game to accompany last years movie, but with such a wealth of Tolkien games already in circulation is it worth the effort?
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Marvel Chess Collection Review
Publisher: Eaglemoss Collections You can pretty much guarantee that at any point, if someone mentions the magic word “Marvel“ my ears prick up, and you have…
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Dobble - the hectic and super fun card game
Designers – Denis Blanchot, Guillaume Gille-Naves and Igor Polouchine Number of Players – 2 to 8 Publisher – Various (currently Asmodee and Blue Orange Games)…
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Doctor Who the Card Game
Designers – Martin Wallace Number of Players – 3 to 4 Publisher – Cubicle 7 and Treefrog Games Straight to the point A solid enough game with gorgeous…
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Krosmaster: Arena
Designers – Nicholas Degouy and Édouard Guiton Number of Players – 2 or 4 Publisher – Various (for the UK, Japanime Games) Straight to the point A cute and…
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Tsuro - The Game of the Path
Designers – Tom McMurchie Number of Players – 2 to 8 Publisher – Various (currently Calliope Games) Straight to the point - A simple mechanic makes for an…
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Battlestar Galactica the Board Game
Straight to the Point Each Crisis card will have an event that, if failed, is detrimental to the players.
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