Rating:3.8/5
New England Review
In New England, you bid, build, and outsmart your friends in a strategic battle. The game boasts solid components and replayability, but beware of a sprinkle of luck.
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Rating:3.8/5
Bermuda Triangle Review
Bermuda Triangle blends strategy with chaotic storms. Plan your route, but be ready for sudden shifts. Fun and unpredictable, it’s great for those who enjoy a wild and engaging game night.
Rating:4.5/5
Poseidon Review
Poseidon offers strategic depth with its area control and resource management mechanics. Stunning artwork and high-quality pieces make it a joy to play, though be ready for some luck elements. A solid 4 out of 5 stars.
Rating:3.5/5
Jinx Review
Jinx is a mix of strategy and chaos. Perfect for lighthearted game nights, though it can feel unbalanced. The social interaction is a blast, but luck plays a big role. 3/5 stars.
Rating:4/5
Skyline Review
Skyline blends easy-to-learn rules with strategic depth. With gorgeous components and balanced gameplay, it's perfect for game nights. Just watch out for the dice luck!
Rating:4.4/5
Gonzaga Review
Gonzaga combines strategic route building and player interaction with top-notch components. It's a fun and engaging game that's sure to provide plenty of replayability.
Rating:4.5/5
Hijacked Review
Hijacked blends strategy, social deduction, and a touch of luck for a thrilling experience. Engaging interactions and endless replayability make it a must-have, despite minor luck factors.
Rating:3.5/5
Casino Review
Casino keeps you on your toes with its mix of luck and strategy. It's fun, social, and perfect for game night, despite a few imbalances.
Rating:3.5/5
Speakeasy Review
Speakeasy offers a lively 1920s vibe with engaging social interactions. While the theme charms, luck elements can unbalance gameplay. Perfect for a casual, fun night with friends.
Rating:4/5
Heartland Review
In Heartland, I had a blast with friends, despite occasional luck-driven frustration. The vibrant design and strategic elements keep it engaging, but balance can feel off.