A cooperative game from the master designer Kane Klenko. What’s not to love?
A lot actually.
Category Archives: Set Collection
Should you buy Fuse?
In Fuse time is running out. Quickly! The question is whether this one explodes, or is a dud?
Board Game’s Next Top Model – Starlight Stage
Do you have what it takes to reach the top? Find out in this episode of Board Game’s Next Top Model.
Schotten Totten: A Battle For Stones
I fell in love for the first time in my life when I met my wife, the second time I fell in love was when I found out about IELLO’s mini games collection. Within this treasure trove resides Schotten Totten, a two-player card game designed by the renown Reiner Knizia. However, you might know itContinue reading “Schotten Totten: A Battle For Stones”
Jump Drive Review: Start Your Engines!
Given the Commonwealth Games are 100km away, you’d forgive me for mistaking Jump Drive for a board game about the determination and drive required to become a professional long jumper. Instead, what I found was a baby board game; essentially My First Race for the Galaxy. A 20 minute engine builder for 2-4 players, designedContinue reading “Jump Drive Review: Start Your Engines!”
Red 7 Review: It’s not Uno
Red 7 is a 2-4 player card game designed by Carl Chudyk and Chris Cieslik and published by Asmadi Games. It’s a card game that’s seen Talladega Nights one too many times, as the rules are simple: if you’re not first you’re last. If at the end of your turn you’re not winning, you’re eliminated,Continue reading “Red 7 Review: It’s not Uno”
Azul Review
If you’re like me and thought all board games are abstract, well, you’re both right and wrong. The term abstract game is now a genre term that reasonably means the game contains minimal luck, usually two players, and little to no theme. Think of Chess and Checkers as prime examples of abstracts, or more recentlyContinue reading “Azul Review”
