Rating: 3/5
Carnival Review
Carnival throws you into a colorful world of gears and tickets, but the ride is bumpy if you want skill over luck. Fun for a quick laugh, but strategists might want to sneak out the side exit.
Strategy
These games focus on planning, resource management, and decision-making. Examples include “Catan,” “Risk,” and “Twilight Struggle.”
Rating: 3.8/5
Politico Review
If you like chaos, backstabbing, and shouting at your friends, Politico is for you. Strategy helps, but luck loves to crash the party! Bring snacks and a thick skin.
Rating: 4.8/5
Skyward Review
Skyward's clever split-and-choose mechanic kept us guessing every round. Fair play, beautiful art, and fast action—this game shot to the top of my game night list. If you like smart choices over luck, Skyward delivers.
Rating: 3.5/5
Target Review
If you like flinging stuff and yelling at your pals, Target brings laughs, some skill, and a bit too much luck. It's fun, but don't expect pure strategy. Still, I'd play again, just not every weekend.
Rating: 4/5
M Review
If you want a game that looks great and keeps everyone engaged—while sometimes letting luck run wild—m brings fun to the table, but won't please players who want to be in full control.
Rating: 4.3/5
Bears! Review
Diving into Bears! was like discovering a treasure trove of strategy and laughter. Each round pushed the boundaries of our friendship, crafting unforgettable memories around the board. It brought us closer, turning an ordinary night into an adventure.
Rating: 3.8/5
Airport Review
Airport is a light and frantic game where you juggle planes and annoy your friends. It’s quick to play, full of shouting, but luck can crash your plans. Perfect for laughs, not for deep thinkers.
Rating: 3.4/5
Drive Review
Drive makes you feel like a race car driver with a mild caffeine addiction—fast, fun, but the randomness can drive you off track. Great art, but luck-heavy. Play if you love chaos, but skip if you want skill.
Rating: 3.5/5
Cats Review
Cats is a silly, light card game where you chase fancy felines and sabotage your friends. Quick to learn, fun for all, but luck can topple your plans. Good for laughs, not for serious strategists.
Rating: 3.8/5
Celtic Review
Celtic mixes clever route-building with just enough chaos to keep things spicy. Easy to learn, great for groups, and—warning—may cause sudden bursts of table laughter. Just watch out for those luck swings. Bring snacks and let the banter flow!