Rating: 4/5
Metro Review
Metro is a colorful tile-laying game where players build winding train routes across Paris. Easy rules, sneaky moves, and endless laughs make it a hit—just watch out for that sneaky friend who loves chaos!
Tile Placement
Players build a game board by placing tiles in a strategic manner. Examples include “Carcassonne,” “Azul,” and “Alhambra.”
Rating: 3.8/5
Don Quixote Review
Don Quixote is a clever tile game that had my friends challenging each other for legendary glory. Quick to learn, offers good replay value, but a tad too lucky at times. Still, I’d saddle up again.
Rating: 4/5
Coral Review
Coral is a quick, clever abstract game where you stack colorful blocks to build reefs. It’s fun, fair, and surprisingly strategic, making it a great fit for anyone who loves puzzles and hates waiting forever for their turn.
Rating: 3.5/5
Komodo Review
Komodo turns friends into sneaky zookeepers, fighting over tiles and animals. Quick to learn, bright as a zoo parade, but luck can bite your tail! Best with folks who love a light, competitive rumble.
Rating: 3.5/5
Misty Review
Misty is a quick, cheerful puzzle full of sliding chaos and cheeky doodles. Not for serious planners, but perfect if your group loves playful mayhem and doesn't mind a little luck deciding the winner.
Rating: 4.5/5
Metropolis Review
Metropolis is a fast-paced city-building game where auctions rule and luck takes a back seat. The sharp art, tense bidding, and clever strategy make every session feel like a downtown showdown—with only a hint of cardboard chaos.
Rating: 3.5/5
DIG Review
Dig turns you into a treasure-hunting mole, frantically grabbing gems before your friends snatch them. It's fast, silly, and fun, though luck plays a big part—sometimes the dirt gives you diamonds, other times just, well... more dirt.
Rating: 4.3/5
New Haven Review
New Haven had us trading tiles, blocking pals, and arguing over forests like we're city planners with a grudge. If you want strategy with a hint of chaos, pack your builder’s hat. Just don’t wear it at the table.
Rating: 4.5/5
Stack Review
Stack is all about quick moves, steady hands, and a dash of harmless smack talk. You’ll laugh, maybe cry (when your stack tumbles), but you won’t get bored. A top pick for friendly chaos nights!
Rating: 4.3/5
Mondo Review
Mondo kept us on our toes, racing the timer while slapping down tiles. It's fast, silly, and surprisingly tough not to panic—just don’t let Dave distract you with his fake volcano noises. Great fun, but not for deep thinkers.