Cooperative

In cooperative games, players work together to achieve a common goal, often against the game itself. Examples include “Pandemic,” “Forbidden Island,” and “Ghost Stories.”

Nosferatu - Nosferatu, Grosso Modo Éditions, 2017 — front cover (image provided by the publisher) - Credit: W Eric Martin
Rating:4.3/5

Nosferatu Review

Nosferatu combines gothic horror with tense gameplay, making every session thrilling. The mix of strategy and suspense keeps you on your toes, though some luck can sway outcomes. A must-try for fans of fast-paced, strategic games!
Jaws - Jaws, Ravensburger, 2019 — front cover - Credit: W Eric Martin
Rating:4.3/5

Jaws Review

Jaws board game captures the suspense of the movie with two intense acts, stellar components, and a thrilling hidden movement mechanic. Minor balance issues aside, it's a must-try for fans.
Tomorrow: Box Cover Front
Rating:3.8/5

Tomorrow Review

Tomorrow delivers a thrilling global crisis scenario with intense player interaction. While the theme is gripping, be warned: luck and imbalance can tip the scales. A wild, strategic ride—if you can handle the chaos!
Max - 2018 edition box cover ( Dutch) - Credit: asdoriak
Rating:3.8/5

Max Review

‘Max’ is charming and fun with delightful artwork, but luck plays a big role. Best for casual gamers and families looking for light-hearted play.
Heroes: Box Cover Front
Rating:4.5/5

Heroes Review

Heroes blends strategy with thrilling player interaction and stunning artwork. Though some random elements may frustrate, its replay value and engaging gameplay make it a worthwhile addition to your board game collection.
Leviathan - Front cover from PDF edition. - Credit: trystero11
Rating:4.5/5

Leviathan Review

Leviathan's strategic gameplay, balanced mechanics, and stunning components make it a must-have. Minor font issue in the rulebook, but the exciting and fair game experience outweighs it.
Mount Everest: Box Cover Front
Rating:4/5

Mount Everest Review

Mount Everest is a thrilling race to the summit that tests your strategy and luck. Engaging and easy to learn, it's perfect for game nights. However, heavy reliance on luck can frustrate strategic players.
The Shining - The Shining, Mixlore, 2020 — front cover (image provided by the publisher) - Credit: W Eric Martin
Rating:4.5/5

The Shining Review

'The Shining' board game nails the eerie vibe of its source material, blending strategy and luck with stunning artwork. While luck plays a role, smart play shines, making every game a thrilling challenge. A solid 4 out of 5 stars.
Leo: Box Cover Front
Rating:4/5

Leo Review

Leo' takes you on a vibrant jungle adventure, blending memory with strategy. Its charming artwork and smart gameplay mechanics provide hours of fun, though it's best enjoyed with friends who love a good strategic challenge.
Moon: Box Cover Front
Rating:4/5

Moon Review

Tried 'Moon' with friends and boy, what a ride! Strategizing our lunar missions felt both challenging and rewarding. It's a blast for both strategy fans and space enthusiasts. Just wish luck played a smaller role sometimes.