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Tension is a classic, quick and easy-to-play Trivia game
Tension is an iconic trivia game that, somehow, we haven't played with our local tabletop group. We did previously have a family game night with Tension Junior, which is the child-focused version of the board game, but now it was time to…
Mortal Shell 2 oozes soul and creativity in a fresh take on the genre
It’s a testament to the enrapturing nature of Mortal Shell 2 that this review is only just going live. While the game might be getting over-hyped in some circles, that mood has a solid foundation in the sheer creativity, variety and…
No More Room in Hell 2 is finally the game it should have been, but it still has a way to go before…
"When there's no more room in hell, the dead shall walk the Earth." And with that phrase, George A. Romero's Dawn of the Dead kickstarted the modern zombie apocalypse genre, taking the flesh-eating fiends from mere isolated incidents to a…
Keep Driving can make for A Drab Stretch of Highway
The concept of the “Road Trip” in an American sense eludes me. I'm British, if I drove for more than a few hours I'm going to end up in the ocean... or worse, France. Jokes aside, I feel like Keep Driving also eludes me for similar reasons.…
Sigilfarer: A Dice-Rolling Roguelite asks that you Roll with it
Each character’s dice is very specialist, though can be adapted somewhat. Your characters can be defeated in combat, removing their die from the battle, only recovering if you win, albeit with a debuff for the rest of the run. This raises…
For the Gods! is a fine example of game design from the Modern Masters
For the Gods! is a smart, tightly engineered area‑majority game that blends mild bag‑building, fast-paced tactical movement and an abstracted (but competitive) monument construction theme into a quick, clean contest across the ancient…
Codenames: Pictures is all about Reading between the lines
I've previously played the original Codenames, along with the mobile edition of the game, so when I saw Codenames: Pictures, I was very aware of the concept and knew exactly what I should expect. For those that have not played Codenames,…
The Edifier R20BT Speakers are Excellent Value for Money
If you’re in the market for a new set of PC speakers and want to keep things to a lower budget, the Edifier R20BT are an excellent option that won’t break the bank whilst still providing you with strong sound for your living room or gaming…
Battle Flips’ Hangman/Battleships fusion makes for quick, competitive letter guessing.
Fusing together Battleships and Hangman, Battle Flips feels both novel and almost instantly understandable. A lot of different board games pass through our doors here at Big Boss Battle, everything from complex, multi-hour monstrosities…
Roadlike adds tricks, procedural generation and upgrades to the arcade racer formula
There's still something tucked away deep in me that rises to the surface when I see an Outrun or Daytona machine at the arcade. Despite the aged visuals, their bright colours, tight turning and hooky music always manage to pull me over to…
Razer Barracuda V2 Pro – it connects to EVERYTHING!
The Razer Barracudo V2 Pro answers the question of 'Can I have one headset despite gaming on every device I own?' with a robust 'Yes, of course you can, and you can do it with great sound quality'. I've reviewed a large number of…
Order Automatica is a Violent Take on Automation
My review of Order Automatica was going to be a lot harsher before I saw the price. That's not to say it's a bad game at all, but, I didn't really feel it brought much to the table, but, yeah. Then I saw the price. Order Automatica calls…
Panzer Corps 2: Allied Operations – Italy: Vol.1 goes beyond Sicilian shores
You and the British are tasked to overrun Sicily.
Fatekeeper delivers Visceral, Beautiful Combat
They say the devil is in the details, so, in the case of Fatekeeper, he’s got plenty of places to hide. It's absolutely drop-dead gorgeous. For a more-than-affordable, single-player narrative RPG experience Fatekeeper offers brutal melee…
Security 51 – Please Present Your Alien Identification
There are jobs that sound considerably more exciting than they actually are. Security guard, for example, probably isn't a profession that immediately conjures up images of cosmic horror, government conspiracies and the possibility that the…
You win Pounce by spelling with your score
Over the past ten years we've reviewed an absolute stack of board games here on B3 and (secretly) we've played even more. Pounce answers a question that a lot of games don't even attempt to: What do you do with your winnings? What I mean by…
Montabi makes for an Excellent Chimera
There are certain pairings that go well in life. Wine and cheese. Milk and cookies. Chocolate and custard creams (screw you M&S for that unholy abomination and its effect on my blood sugars). With Montabi, Akupara Games brings another…
Minecraft Dungeons II challenges you to quest together in the Sift
Minecraft is a household name at this point and something that I swear everyone has played at least once. It's just one of those games that is everywhere! When the original Minecraft Dungeons came out, we played a fair bit of the game, but…
Relic: The First Guardian deserves a remake to do the concept justice
It’s no secret that Relic: The First Guardian flopped. It was janky, filled with AI content in any language other than Korean (with no way of having Korean voice and English text, so you’re stuck with the slop) and ran at between 15 and 55…
Long Cow challenges you to grow the largest, and longest, herd
In Long Cow you'll take on the role of a cattle rancher, competing against other players to raise the largest possible herd, including some of the longest possible cows, all while the other players race to do the same. Somehow, Long Cow…