Board game interviews
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Love Letter Card Game Review: A Tiny Game Full of Big Moments
Love Letter is a compact card game of deduction, bluffing, and luck. With only 16 cards, it delivers…
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Isle of Skye Review: Perfect Tile-Laying and Simplicity
Discover why Isle of Skye is one of the best tile-laying board games ever made. With dynamic scoring…
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Royal Visit Review – A Subtle, Strategic Duel for Two
In Royal Visit, Reiner Knizia trades sharp tactics for graceful momentum. A hidden gem of emergent strategy and…
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Scout Card Game Review: A Perfect Blend of Clever and Fun
Scout is a standout Japanese card game from Oink Games that combines clever mechanics, immediate engagement, and modern…
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Oh My Goods! Review – A Brilliant Eurogame in a Tiny Box
Oh My Goods! may look like a simple card game, but behind its charming art and compact size…
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Patchwork Board Game Review: A Cozy Polyomino Perfection
Discover why Patchwork is more than just a charming quilting board game—it’s a masterclass in focused design, satisfying…
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Splendor Duel Review: A Strategic Two-Player Gem
Splendor Duel transforms the classic engine-building gameplay of Splendor into a tight, tactical two-player board game experience. With…
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Lost Cities Review – A Tense, Elegant Two-Player Classic
Lost Cities thrives on risk and reward. Do you hold onto cards, hoping for the perfect moment, or…
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Flamme Rouge Review – A Tactical Bicycle Racing Classic
Flamme Rouge never tires of racing! With ever-changing track setups and intense player psychology, every race is a…
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Forbidden Island Review – A Cooperative Classic for All Ages
Forbidden Island doesn’t overwhelm you with tasks—it takes them away! As tiles sink into the sea, your options…