
POWER Review
Jumped into 'Power' last Friday and wow, what a ride! Fantastic balance, the pieces feel great, and every game feels new. Only gripe? My luck-based strategy needs work. It's a solid 4.5 stars from me!
Players compete to dominate and control more areas or territories on the game board. It often involves conflict, strategy, and negotiation. Examples include “Risk” and “Smallworld”.

Jumped into 'Power' last Friday and wow, what a ride! Fantastic balance, the pieces feel great, and every game feels new. Only gripe? My luck-based strategy needs work. It's a solid 4.5 stars from me!

'Blue Skies' soars with its vibrant theme of air travel. The gameplay blends strategy and luck perfectly, ensuring each play is as exciting as the first. While luck plays a role, smart moves are key to dominating the skies.

'gym' is a blast, mixing smart strategies with a gym-themed battle for fitness supremacy. Whether you're lifting weights or doing cardio in-game, it's all about having fun and outsmarting your friends. A sure hit for game nights!

Played 'Australia' with my pals and it was a blast! The mix of strategy with a splash of horror caught us off guard in a good way. Though luck can sway the game, it's mostly your cunning that leads to victory.

America is a fun trivia game with a twist of betting. It's perfect for trivia buffs, though question difficulty can be uneven. High replayability keeps it fresh!

Renaissance is a gem with solid mechanics and stunning artwork, offering engaging player interaction and good balance. Minor luck elements aside, it's a satisfying game worth your time.

‘New York’ takes you on a city adventure full of scheming, laughs, and just the right sprinkle of chaos. It’s a blast with friends, though a bit of luck might spike your coffee every now and then.

Napoleon brings bold strategy and tense decisions to the table, but you’ll need a chunk of time—and snacks. Great for history buffs who dream of outwitting their friends, but not for fans of quick, lucky wins.

Ohio brings wild laughs and quirky chaos to the table. Simple rules and silly actions make it great for parties, but don’t expect much strategy. Best played with friends who enjoy a bit of mayhem and surprise.

If you want a wild game night, *star delivers with laughs, great art, and chaos. It’s fair enough, but don’t expect to plan every turn—luck stirs the pot. We still had a blast playing (and yelling).