Board Game Reviews

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Archipelago: Box Cover Front
Rating:4/5

Archipelago Review

Archipelago mixes gorgeous artwork with deep strategy, creating a richly rewarding experience. It's a hit for those who love negotiation and exploration, despite its learning curve. Just be ready for a bit of a brain workout!
Escape Plan: Box Cover Front
Rating:4/5

Escape Plan Review

Last weekend, my friends and I tried Escape Plan. After hours of fun, we were impressed! The strategy, mixed with luck, keeps you on your toes. Only gripe? Sometimes luck outweighs skill. Still, I'd give it a solid 4 stars!
John Company: Second Edition: Box Cover Front
Rating:4.5/5

John Company: Second Edition Review

In 'John Company: Second Edition,' immerse yourself in managing a British trade company, engaging deep strategic gameplay accentuated by intense negotiations—all amid a vivid historical setting.
Port Royal: Box Cover Front
Rating:4.1/5

Port Royal Review

Port Royal binds risk, negotiation, and serendipity into crux gameplay, affording memorable social evenings and hearty laughter as every drawn card escalates stakes in this nautical race towards victory.
Small World Underground: Box Cover Front
Rating:4.5/5

Small World Underground Review

Reveling in the convergence of strategy and social interplay, 'Small World Underground' captivates with innovative mechanics, tense area control, and dynamic player interactions that guarantee memorable gaming sessions full of cunning and camaraderie.
Thurn and Taxis cover
Rating:4/5

Thurn and Taxis Review

In Thurn and Taxis, strategy intertwines with delightful player interaction, offering a refined gaming experience that keeps players engaged with its smart pacing and compelling route-building mechanics. A must-try for enthusiasts of the genre.

Black Rose Wars: Box Cover Front
Rating:4.5/5

Black Rose Wars Review

Black Rose Wars conquers the table with its intricate strategy, lively social play, and lavish components. Its depth and interaction leave players spellbound, ensuring every duel is as much about wits as it is about wizards.