Tag: Reviews

by scifiandeeyore An item Board Game: Votes for Women has been added to the geeklist Solitaire Games On Your Table -- June 2026

by H4b4kuk 4.1*Everything players need to know is written on the Event cards. "I can only interpret that as: yes, they overrule any potential rules saying otherwise.Additional evidence in e.g Neptune setup rules:"The German player cannot bring in Additional Reinforcements in June without the help of Event cards. "

by Veridiana Is the big box version of the base game already the second edition?

by akagi6 Yeah Richard I couldn't find anything in the rule book about the panzershreck but makes sense that you can use them to distinguish panzer grenadiers I guess the same goes for American bazookasThanks for the heads upTom

by wing_nut Ada's Dream lives up to its title, as it truly is a dream to play. It’s a heavy Eurogame for sure, but not necessarily because of the rules overhead. Turn structures are relatively simple, but multiple paths for accomplishing any given task, multiple factors associated with each dice drafting pick, and the importance of ordering your limited actions appropriately make this an incredibly thinky puzzle that plays differently every time, owing to changing objectives and board set-up. The overlay of a revisionist historical science theme that includes many real-life scientists helps Ada’s Dream stand out from the Eurogame crowd. At end-game, you get to admire your personal computer filled with colorful dice, mathematical gears, and adorable punch cards, and you’ll feel like you’ve helped create something amazing. If your creation helps compute a superbly high score, all the better.This is an excep

by masda Does the Beer Run offer the old expansion? And when is the 2026 run expected to go live?

by Ianotoole I take GREAT exception to this.

by wing_nut Take a Seat is a theater-themed polyomino share-and-write with a unique combination of desirable qualities: simultaneous play, ample player interaction, flexible playercount of 1-6, and thinky decisions throughout. On any given turn, you’ve got possibilities galore: 4 objectives to satisfy, 4 area majority contests, and up to 8 usher abilities to exploit. The changing objectives every game as well as 2 different theater maps provide ample replayability. Some of the objectives could be more interesting, and the artwork is ironically plain for a theater themed game. Nonetheless, the solid gameplay should make this game a high flying, adored filler choice for game night. The full-detailed review of this game at Board Game Quest, including photos, can be accessed here.

by gapstone3 Related Item: Sea Salt & Paper Agree - but I think Extra Pepper is best when you’re really familiar with the game.

by brnvrc [o]The last part of the case asks you to find the person who caused all the fires.It was the firefighter... but we got there kinda by a lucky guess thinking about where the firefighters office was.The first suspect was the photographer, as he was in every scene taking pictures, but he was not part of any suspicious activity.And we could not connect any links between the firefighter at the incidents against the firefighter at the gas station and the cat food store.Any ideas on how to link everything logically?[/o]