Jamie Hopkins

War and Peace is a tense strategy game where players lead armies, manage resources, build alliances, and fight for control. Each turn brings tough choices: advance, defend, negotiate, or save supplies. Plan ahead, watch your rivals, and pick battles carefully to claim victory without wrecking your own side.

Top Ten is a party game where players answer a silly prompt with a number from one to ten. One player, the Captain, then puts everyone’s answers in order from low to high. The team wins by getting the sequence right, though wildly creative clues often cause the funniest disasters.

Picture Perfect is a deduction game where players arrange guests around a photographer, using clues to work out who belongs where. Each player secretly chases photo goals, so clever placement matters twice. Read the hints, swap people when needed, and check your final scene before scoring the best-looking—and best-planned—picture.

Dolmen starts with learning the rules, checking components, and planning moves. Manage resources carefully, study enemy patterns, hold strong positions, and choose gear that fits your build. After playing with friends, I found patience beats panic. Practice, prepare for bosses, and spend upgrades wisely to survive.

Deadfall starts with 26 cards and a rules booklet. Learn setup, turns, card tracking, hand control, and seat position. Watch for bluffs and tells, but test every hunch. Save traps for the right moment, reveal carefully, and stay calm. Smart timing beats loud confidence and lucky guesses.