Atelier: The Painter’s Studio Review, A Gateway with a Splash of Color
Making it as an artist is no small feat. It’s a cruel, challenging world out there and good art often … Read more
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Cat Café Review: Roll Kitty, Roll!
Roll and write games are very popular nowadays, and although there’s no shortage of new ones being released, none but … Read more
Robinson Crusoe: Escape from Despair Island [Brief Kickstarter Preview & Review]
If you were marooned on an uninhabited desert island, which games would you wish you had with you to ease … Read more
Bézier Games Releases ‘Silver’ Mobile App for Free Ahead of Physical Card Game
When you ask avid board gamers how they got into the hobby, a common response you’ll hear is that tabletop … Read more
Newton Review: Have Books, Will Travel
Simone Luciani took cover under the shade of an apple tree to ponder life, the universe, and game design. While … Read more
Making Sense of Your Favorite Consortium of Italian Board Game Designers
Four Italian board game designers have produced some our favorite eurogames over the years. This post helps clarify the relationship between the four, and the games that they’ve made.
From the Designer of Wingspan, Tussie Mussie Packs a Punch in Just 18-Cards [Kickstarter Preview & Review]
Are you looking for a light card game that fits in your pocket? Check out Tussie Mussie, the 18-card I-Split-You-Choose game from the designer of Wingspan. Coming to Kickstarter May 28, 2019.
Reiner Knizia’s High Society: the Bougie Bidding Game (Osprey Games, 2018 Edition) Review
Do you have what it takes to tango with the elites and be a member of high society? Read our review of Reiner Knizia’s classic auction game, High Society.
The Ultimate Guide to Saving Money on Board Games
The board game hobby is an expensive one. We give our tips and tricks about how to save money and build your collection.
The KonMarie Method for BoardGameGeek: Trade Board Games That Don’t Spark Joy! [Free Tool]
Learn about Board Game Squad’s free utility, BGGTidy, and how you can use it to apply Marie Kondo’s famous KonMari method to your board game collection. Using the tool, board games that don’t “spark joy” will be added to your BoardGameGeek trade list.