Shifting Realms review — Table-top-down strategy
A mix of worker placement, building and lightweight combat
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Near and Far: The Amber Mines expansion review — Underground extension
It's an all-in-one as we take a look at Near and Far's Amber Mines expansion, which includes ten separate modules you can play in different combinations.
Lords of Waterdeep and Scoundrels of Skullport review — Cube quest
Lords of Waterdeep is a classic worker placement game that takes place in the titular city of Waterdeep and features a full Dungeons & Dragons license.
Dice Settlers review — Western wonder
A passive, settlement building foray into the world of dice
Weird Things Humans Search For — Google drive?
Guess the most popular answers to silly questions at your own dinner table in Weird Things Humans Search For.
Brass: Lancashire review — Shiny
The revolution will not be televised, but it will play out on your table
Lords of Waterdeep (Steam) review — Dungeons and digital
An impressive port of a popular worker-placement tabletop game.
Kaiju Crush review — Monster mash
Randomised, modular setup, unusual approach to movement and rock-paper-scissors style combat,
Chronicles of Crime review — Augmented reality?
If you’re a fan of cooperative investigation games like Sherlock Holmes: Consulting Detective then Chronicles of Crime is likely to blow you away.
Medieval (2018 HGN Games Edition) review — Total war?
Medieval pitches players as a political cabal (think of The Knights Templar) who hold significant sway over one or more powers (usually two in a normal game) at the outset of The Middle Ages.