Rating: 4.4/5
New York Review
New York packs clever strategy and vibrant art into quick 45-minute games. Easy setup, fair mechanics, and lots of replay. Great for game nights—just ignore the tiny icons if your glasses are missing!
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Rating: 4.5/5
Napoleon Review
Napoleon is a tense chase across a detailed map. Smart gameplay rules the day, not dice. If you crave strategy and hate unfairness, this game has your back—just be ready to wrestle with some tiny stickers.
Rating: 4.3/5
Ohio Review
Ohio throws bluffing and laughter together in a fast little box. If you like calling friends liars and don’t mind a pinch of luck, you’ll have a blast. My group still talks about our epic double bluffs!
Rating: 4/5
*Star Review
*star shines for quick, easy play and flashy art, but luck can tip the scales. Best with friends who like some chaos, not for serious tacticians.
Rating: 4.3/5
Focus Review
Focus is a clever brain-burner where memory matters and marbles battle it out. If you like pure strategy and fair play, this old-school gem is worth a spin.
Rating: 4.3/5
Delta Review
Delta wowed my game group with its funky gears and brainy moves. No dice rolling drama here—just pure strategy and friendly rivalries. It's a game that rewards clever planning, though the color palette could use a splash more zip.
Rating: 3.8/5
Pizza Review
Pizza is tasty chaos on a board, with everyone fighting to build the best slice. Expect laughter, sauce-flinging sabotage, and maybe, just maybe, someone flipping the board over if they get stuck with anchovies again.
Rating: 4.3/5
Shazamm! Review
Shazamm! made me laugh and yell in equal measure. Bluffing my best friend into wasting all his magic felt glorious, but he got revenge next round. Fast, fun, and only mildly rage-inducing—just like the best wizard duels.
Rating: 3.5/5
Pirates! Review
With Pirates!, you'll laugh, groan, and maybe swear at your mates as you fight over treasure. Luck is wild, but the pirate theme (and grudges) stick around for ages. Good for chaos-lovers, less so if you hate losing to dice.
Rating: 3.3/5
Shazam Review
Shazam brings magic and laughter to the table, but depends more on luck than brains. It’s wild fun with friends, but serious gamers might mutter curses over the randomness. One for party nights, not chess clubs!