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Lords of Hellas immerses 1 to 4 players, in the vivid and exciting world of ancient Greece, but with a twist – the artwork and graphics for the game are re-imagined, giving them a sci-fi tone.
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Takenoko: Chibis Review
I don't think it's an understatement to say that brand-new pandas are one of the biggest draws to Takenoko: Chibis. Find out more about this fun expansion.
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Sheriff of Nottingham Review
Sheriff of Nottingham gives each player the chance to take the role of the infamous lawman, taxing and bribing your opponents. Remember they get a turn too!
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Sonar Review
With simple rules and components, Sonar succeeds at providing a thoroughly involved, exciting, and immersive game experience. Dive in to our review here!
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Lords of Waterdeep Review
Lords of Waterdeep has a depth hidden beneath the surface and is a perfect start in the world of worker placement. Find out more in our board game review.
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Hero Realms Review
Hero Realms is dripping with classic fantasy tropes. You've got elves, orcs, dragons and vampires all featured prominently on the cards. Read our review.
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Century: Golem Edition Review
Century: Golem Edition re-skins the Spice Road version with more colourful and unique Golems. While it plays the same as the original it does it in style.
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Ascension Board Game Review
Ascension was an early example of what a pure deck-building game could be. The game is designed by Justin Gary and John Fiorillo. Read more in our review.
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Santorini Review
Santorini is an abstract board game which saw huge success on Kickstarter which was launched back in 2016, attracting over 7,000 backers.
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Shogun Board Game Review
Shogun is set in the Sengoku period (approx 1467-1573) which ends with the inception of the well-known Tokugawa Shogunate. Read our review for more.
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