Tile Placement

Players build a game board by placing tiles in a strategic manner. Examples include “Carcassonne,” “Azul,” and “Alhambra.”

Fjords: Box Cover Front
Rating:4.8/5

Fjords Review

Fjords isn't just tiles on a table. It's strategy, art, and Norway’s charm packed into a game. Strategy outweighs luck, making each playthrough unique. The box could be roomier, but that's a small hiccup for a game this good.
Pictures: Box Cover Front
Rating:4.3/5

Pictures Review

Ever tried turning shoelaces into art? 'Pictures' challenges creativity with random objects. It's like Pictionary but with a twist—less yelling, more giggling. Great for family fun, but don't forget: luck can tangle your masterpiece!
Papillon: Box Cover Front
Rating:4/5

Papillon Review

Papillon is a bright and colorful ride into nature's whimsical world. With 3D butterflies and strategic tile-laying, it's fun for the whole family. Just beware the caterpillar's luck-driven antics!
Coral Reef - Box with Årets Spil reward. Used with permission from publisher. - Credit: l-hansen
Rating:4/5

Coral Reef Review

Coral Reef hooks you with vibrant visuals and lively gameplay. However, luck factors can leave strategy lovers a bit adrift. Perfect for a casual game night with friends, but those seeking deep strategy may feel like a fish out of water.
Snatch: Box Cover Front
Rating:4/5

Snatch Review

Snatch is a wild word game that turns any party into a laughter fest. Its fast-paced chaos keeps everyone on their toes, and the clever balance of skill and luck ensures endless replayability. Perfect for wordsmiths and amateurs alike!
Hacienda: Box Cover Front
Rating:3.9/5

Hacienda Review

Hacienda combines strategy with charming components, perfect for game night. Players expand empires through tile placement and resource management. Despite slight repetitiveness, it's a delightful challenge for strategic minds. Recommended for those seeking thoughtful, competitive gameplay!
Black Sheep: Box Cover Front
Rating:3.5/5

Black Sheep Review

Black Sheep is a whimsical romp where strategy and luck frolic together like, well, sheep in a meadow. The art is delightful and the gameplay keeps you on your toes. It's fun but can rely a bit too much on chance.
Block Buster: Box Cover Front
Rating:4.5/5

Block Buster Review

Block Buster is like a cinema-themed party in a box. Its mix of trivia and charades keeps everyone engaged without relying too much on luck, making it fun for movie buffs and casual gamers alike. Get the popcorn ready!
Oasis: Box Cover Front
Rating:3.8/5

Oasis Review

Oasis blends strategy, beautiful artwork, and engaging player mechanics. Minor tile issues arise, but overall, it’s a gem in the desert of board games.
DOG: Box Cover Front
Rating:4.4/5

DOG Review

Dog mixes strategy with a dash of luck, promising endless fun and laughter. Its easy rules, engaging player interaction, and replay value make it a must-have for game nights.