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Free Games of the Fortnight — Crabs, conversations, & clouds

Big Boss Battle Team Aug 17, 2019 0

This week, we have a variety of free games to share with you. We’ve presented mobile games that allow you to build cities and ones that help you discover your purpose among the clouds. We’ve got a crab just trying to create a sand castle…

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Desert Kill — A shoot-em-up roguelite that should work but doesn’t

Jess Erion Aug 16, 2019 0

When I first saw this game’s trailer, I was thrilled by the numerous explosions, guns, vehicles and more. In an industry filled with frantic and violent roguelites, Desert Kill appears to be a bright and enjoyable, if derivative, into the…

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IELLO Mini Games — Nessos and High Risk

Matthew Smail Aug 14, 2019 0

You may already have heard of IELLO Games range of Mini Games, the most popular of which is almost certainly Schotten Totten. There are several others in this series of simple, small box experiences however, and with IELLO launching…

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Coldwater Crown (and The Sea expansion) — The biggest fish?

Matthew Smail Aug 9, 2019 0

Whilst you may not assume that fishing and board games have much in common, both are generally relaxing pastimes that demand complete immersion into the situation. Coldwater Crown and its recent expansion, The Sea, combine these hobbies by…

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They Are Billions — Zombies… Thousands of ’em

Matthew Smail Aug 6, 2019 0

I don’t need to wax lyrical (again) about how much I love console based real time strategy (RTS) games, so it will be no surprise to our regular readers to learn that I had to get my hands on They Are Billions as soon as I had the chance.…

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The Manhattan Project: Energy Empire — Nuclear family

Matthew Smail Aug 2, 2019 0

With a theme as potentially dry as the production of power, it takes a design team with flair and imagination to create a compelling board game from it. Games like Power Grid have achieved this to some extent in the past, but I was curious…

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Demon Castle is a Castlevania tribute all about blocking a summoning

Dann Sullivan Jul 23, 2019 0

Journey through the savage lands and defeat the evil warlock before he summons the demon in Demon Castle, a Castlevania-inspired Pico-8 game. Mush's Demon Castle is a wonderful little browser game which channels a lot of the pace of classic…

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A Thief’s Fortune — Treasure trove

Matthew Smail Jul 19, 2019 0

In Artipia Games’ A Thief’s Fortune, the players each take responsibility for a different, alternative timeline, belonging to the same unfortunate individual. With thematic links to Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, A Thief’s Fortune is…

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Godsforge — Just like magic

Matthew Smail Jul 8, 2019 0

If you’re a fan of Magic: The Gathering and other card battling systems, then you’ll almost certainly want to check out Godsforge from Atlas Games. This attractive boxed game invites two to four players to join an endless war for the most…

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Goodcritters — Those Pesci animals!

Matthew Smail Jun 14, 2019 0

Although party games come in many shapes and sizes, they do tend to be on the lighter end of the spectrum, which can lead to a less satisfying outcome for more experienced players. It came as a surprise to me — thanks to the simplicity of…

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Evolve or Die — Evolution: The Video Game

Hira Jun 13, 2019 0

Evolution: The Video Game tests your adaptability in the harshness of nature.

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Robotech: Attack on the SDF 1 — Anime-zing!

Matthew Smail Jun 7, 2019 0

There have been many video game spin offs to accompany the Robotech series since it started, but only a few relatively niche board games — until now, that is. Enter Robotech: Attack on the SDF-1. The world of Robotech is synonymous with…

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Swordcrafters — Cardboard cuts

Matthew Smail May 31, 2019 0

Swordcrafters is a quick, lightweight game from Adam’s Apple Games, players compete to build actual, physical swords from thick cardboard tiles.

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Operencia: The Stolen Sun — Shining bright

Matthew Smail May 29, 2019 0

When I first decided that I’d like to review Operencia: The Stolen Sun, I felt confident that I’d be delving into a rote RPG that pieced together nostalgic memories of 1980’s classics that were limited by the hardware of the time and have…

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Falcon Age — A feathered friend

Bryan Taylor May 24, 2019 0

Falcon Age has you solving puzzles and exploring an open world with your falcon — a charming companion who is easily the star of the show.

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Puzzle Dungeon — Solitaire with charm to spare

Bryan Taylor May 20, 2019 0

Puzzle Dungeon is a Solitaire-based dungeon crawler, where your hero must slay certain types of monsters to triumph.

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Battle Brothers’ Beasts and Exploration DLC changes the game from the ground up

Ulyssessockdrawer May 16, 2019 0

The latest DLC for Battle Brothers, Beasts and Exploration, adds even more tests for your mercenary band.

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Horizons — To boldly go

Matthew Smail May 3, 2019 0

Have you ever dreamed of travelling through the stars, exploring new worlds and exploiting their resources to fuel the expansion of your species? Horizons is certainly not the first board game to help this dream materialise, but it is one…

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Big Easy Busking — Kickstarter preview

Matthew Smail Apr 15, 2019 0

I don't recall music being a central theme for many board games, but lately that trend is changing. Last year we previewed Rap Godz from Board Game Brothas, whilst one of our featured reviews during 2019 will be Moaideas Symphony No. 9. In…

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Free Games of the Fortnight — Sad days, slot machines, & Sokoban

Big Boss Battle Team Mar 23, 2019 0

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