Role-Playing

These games often involve storytelling and character development, where players assume the roles of characters in a fictional setting and embark on adventures. Decisions and dice determine the outcomes. Examples include: “Dungeons & Dragons” and “Gloomhaven”.

Mea Culpa - Cover (provided by publisher) - Credit: duchamp
Rating: 4/5

Mea Culpa Review

Mea Culpa blends humor and strategy in a medieval setting. While the artwork is fabulous and interactions engaging, the balance of strategy and luck might not suit everyone.

Quest: Box Cover Front
Rating: 4/5

Quest Review

Quest delivers a thrilling adventure with friends. The teamwork is stellar, but luck can dominate, adding some chaos. If you love a mix of strategy and chance, give it a shot!

Inception: Box Cover Front
Rating: 4/5

Inception Review

'Inception' dazzles with smart mechanics and stunning art. A whirl of strategy that feels fresh every play. Yet, its balance shines, making each game a tight match. A must-try for those who love a brainy challenge.

Ranger: Box Cover Front
Rating: 4.3/5

Ranger Review

Ranger whisks you into a forest full of clever tactics and ridiculously cute animal meeples. It’s balanced, easy to learn, and surprisingly tense—just watch out for that sneaky raccoon. If you love strategy, this one’s a keeper!

Halloween - Halloween, Quined Games, 2017 — front cover (image provided by the publisher) - Credit: W Eric Martin
Rating: 3.8/5

Halloween Review

Halloween nails that spooky, candy-crazed vibe. Simple rules, fair play, and lots of laughs—just don't expect to play all year. This one's a treat, not a daily snack.

Guardians: Box Cover Front
Rating: 3.8/5

Guardians Review

Guardians mixes fast turns, comic-style heroes, and just enough strategy to keep everyone hooked. My group laughed, argued, and plotted revenge—perfect for anyone who likes teamwork and a dab of chaos at game night.

Faces: Box Cover Front
Rating: 4.3/5

Faces Review

Ever wondered what your friends really think you look like when you're surprised? Faces brings the laughs, the weirdness, and plenty of "wait, what?!" moments in a fast, easy party game for all kinds of groups.

Twitch: Box Cover Front
Rating: 4.3/5

Twitch Review

Twitch had us laughing, yelling, and pointing fingers all night. It’s fast, frantic, and a bit chaotic, but if you love wild party games, you’ll have a blast—just don’t expect much fairness!

Runebound (Third Edition): Box Cover Front
Rating: 4.3/5

Runebound (Third Edition) Review

In this Runebound (Third Edition) review, we plunged into enchanting realms steeped in adventure, faced gripping player interaction, and experienced rich scenario variability, manifesting a tabletop world brimming with dynamic exploits.