Tag: Reviews

by LHCper JimA759 wrote:clearclaw wrote:JimA759 wrote:It was full of new ideas; they are now older ideas.Without apologising for 1880 (a game I admire but dislike) that seems an excessively short half-life for ideas.I also like 1880 and own the game. If I'm going to spend additional monies on a new game it needs to offer something more than duplicating a current game. I also like and own 1880 China. Have thought it would be interesting to use 1880 mechanisms in some other games, so I am considering to b

by R_J_ Yeah, sorry I should have said - I have looked through the cards and upgrades for the core heroes, the pristine champions heroes, and the stretch goals heroes, and Dante as a hero.I didn’t get the tainted champions heroes, so can’t speak to them.

by Flamberg Hello to all Dune fans!We recently had the chance to play Uprising for the first time. Overall, we liked everything, but we had questions for the leaders.The leaders in the game do not look balanced at first glance. Even without delving deeply into the essence of each ability, it immediately becomes noticeable that some leaders provide, for example, one-time bonuses, while others provide permanent ones. During the game, this became even more noticeable, when some players constantly lamented that they could not effectively use their leader's abilities, while others calmly used their own abilities and did not feel any discomfort.After the game we tried to understand what it was, whether we understood everything correctly or were missing something. Because some players have developed a strong antipathy towards specific leaders.I thought that, firstly, it would probably be better to dist

by sam_sam Hi! I’ve just tried your game. At first glance, I think the theme is very well conveyed. I’ve never taken photos in Korea, but I can easily imagine the experience: the feeling of rerolling, trying again, swapping a die, rerolling once more, and checking whether the dice assignments are creating good combos.I played two games. Before starting the first game, I knew that my reroll decisions had to be based on the scoring conditions, so I tried to keep all the criteria in mind. However, halfway through the game I realized I was failing at remembering them all. The only ideas that really stuck were looking for 5s and 6s on pose dice, having varied dice, and poses with the same value. In practice, this led to a lot of chaos.I approached the second game by writing the scoring criteria next to me. Even though I didn’t look at it constantly during the game, having it there was very

by mkwg An item Board Game: Maladum: Dungeons of Enveron has been added to the geeklist 2026 365 Play Challenge - 10th Anniversary Edition!

by C12ypt12at Related Item: BoardGameGeek News Nice retrospective, I like that it's a game which, given you own enough components, you can play with a big group in a reasonable time while it's not devoid of interactions, we played 7 players recently and everybody had fun. Another thing I specially appreciate given it's made of unique cards and an original system is how the rules thoroughly cover all the cases.

by Creepo Yup, it indeed does, as does my copy, and probably every copy out there. 🙄

by Apcrs bentamago wrote:Hello There !Thanks a lot for this, it's amazing. Took me some time to print but defenitely awesome !I have a question though.. I'm stuck on how to make everything fit in..If you could help me here on what i did wrong or if you have a clear step by step guide? Thanks a lot !Hi Ben, sorry for taking so long to respond. Thank you! Let's see if I can help you. As stated by Matt, you will find the instructions for assembly at the end of the Makerworld page. To fit individual tokens in t

by Laurynne Related Item: The Dyslexic Gamer Tomcat1304 wrote:With all the comments recommending sets by alternative brands, we should set up a thread showing a range of products in the "Lego" guild forums. 🙂(Can't provide photos of complete sets, the kids took most of them apart and spread them over various boxes. But there's a box of instruction manuals, I could scan.)There is a Lego guild? Can you provide a link?

by Finestra PaulGrogan wrote:The text you copied from the FAQ is missing the icon after the words “for each”It should be “for each <icon> the monster has”It triggers once per attack, no matter how much damage you deal in that attack.If the monster has 2 icons, you take 2 damage.So no matter how much damage I give it, it boils down to how many/what kind of Icons the monster have. Still some retaliation can be defended.But the "Boss" monster in chapter 1 has one "undefendable retaliation". So it would mean, if I gave it 6 damage it would still retaliate with 1 damage.Thanks for your answer Paul