Category: Board Games

I was first introduced to Japanese designer Hisashi Hayashi’s games when I played Yokohama. It had simple Euro mechanisms and quickly became one of my

For game designers, themes are difficult. Sometimes the idea for a game comes from wanting to explore a certain theme in a board game. Other

We are already halfway through July and the summer is cruising along. This week we have six new campaigns for you to check out, so

This is my second Harry Potter game review (you can read the first one here if you are interested) and I can say right away

I had just gotten back from a weekend in Los Angeles visiting friends when I saw the announcement for Santa Monica on the AEG webpage.

In the early 1990s, real-time strategy PC games started to blossom. Computing power had increased to the point that constant interaction with opposing networked players

Any person who wishes to sit down and start reviewing games should pause for a second. That pause should transform into a meditation on how

As a lifelong Indiana resident, I should probably be really into racing. Unfortunately, I’ve never even been to the Indy 500, or the Indianapolis Motor

When rating your dance crew auditions, I think everyone knows that Jason Mendoza’s 13 point scale (with an 8 being the highest) is the way

July is finally here and this week we have another six new tabletop campaigns for you to check out. It was actually really hard to