Abstract Strategy

These games focus on strategy rather than luck or a theme. They usually have minimalistic designs and rules, emphasizing skill and critical thinking. Examples include “Chess” and “Go” and “Stratego”.

Planes: Box Cover Front
Rating:3.3/5

Planes Review

In "Planes," players race to board flights amidst chaos. Strategy meets luck, creating suspense and laughter. Engaging with friends, the game offers thrills but sometimes, luck steals the show. Still, an entertaining experience worth a try!
Axiom: Box Cover Front
Rating:4/5

Axiom Review

Axiom dazzles with vibrant design and strategic brilliance. It combines alliances, unpredictability, and tactical play. Watch for card wear, but otherwise a spirited game night choice. Strategy fans, you're in for a treat!
New Mastermind: Box Cover Front
Rating:4.3/5

Mastermind Review

Mastermind is a classic brain-teaser that pits codebreaker against code-setter. Every game tests your logic skills and patience, with endless code combinations to crack. A favorite for those who love strategy over luck. But watch out, analysis paralysis awaits!
Oracle: Box Cover Front
Rating:4.8/5

Oracle Review

Oracle captivates with strategic depth, stunning artwork, and high replay value. Perfect for gamers who love competitive and cooperative play. A worthy addition to any game shelf!
Vivarium: Box Cover Front
Rating:4.3/5

Vivarium Review

Vivarium nails strategy and interaction. The cards are vivid, and gameplay is smooth. A bit more luck than I'd like, but still a solid pick for game night.
Cornerstone: Box Cover Front
Rating:4.5/5

Cornerstone Review

Cornerstone shines with its solid components, engaging mechanics, and fair gameplay. It's a great addition to any collection. Just watch out for the minor quibbles.
Orion: Box Cover Front
Rating:4/5

Orion Review

Orion combines balance and strategy with vibrant artwork, making it a hit for enthusiasts. Its engaging mechanics shine, though casual players might find it intense.
Vertigo: Box Cover Front
Rating:4/5

Vertigo Review

Vertigo offers high-energy fun with stack and balance mechanics. It keeps everyone engaged but relies on luck. Vibrant components make it worth a try. 4 out of 5 stars.
The Game cover
Rating:3.5/5

The Game Review

'The Game' is a cooperative card game with simple rules and challenging strategy. It's great for casual play but may frustrate hardcore strategists due to its reliance on luck.
Ravensburger Memory cover
Rating:4.3/5

Memento Review

Memento mixes memory challenges with social fun. Balance is fair with minimal luck. Replayability is high, making each game unique!