A new year means that it’s a fresh start for a new pile of shame. It starts early with Suburbia Collectors Edition, Western Legends, and more…
Category: News
Site news, for people who want to keep up to date with my comings and goings.
Best 5 Board Games of 2018
With 2018 now done and dusted it’s time look back at some of the best board games of 2018.
But which one takes the crown?
Board Game News! – 18/12/2018
December is here! Bringing with it trees, presents, and board games.
Check out what’s new!
Board Game News! – 04/12/2018
A Metal Gear Solid board game has been spotted under a big red exclamation mark. And that’s not even the biggest news this week.
Board Game News! – 20/11/2018
You’ve watched the move, played the video games. Now it’s time for the franchise to go where it’s never been before: the Assassin’s Creed board game.
This and more in the fortnight’s news.
Board Game News! – 06/11/2018
A celebration of twelve months on the job. What a journey! We also take a quick look at Claustrophobia 1643, and Reavers of Midgard.
Board Game News! – 23/10/18
Kickstarter has exploded this week. With a new expansion for Spirit Island, Tidal Blades, Cloudspire, and more!
Board Game News – 9/10/2018
The most exciting news this week is the late addition to the Essen SPIEL line up: Blackout: Hong Kong. Designed by Alexander Pfister – known for the two well regarded games Broom Service and Great Western Trail. Player’s attempt to regain control of their lives after a blackout within Hong Kong leaves everyone powerless. It’s […]
Board Game News! – 23/09/2018
This week there have been a few big game announcements I’ve been dying to talk about. The first, and most important, is Arkham Horror 3rd Edition from Fantasy Flight Games. I’ve played a lot of Eldritch Horror, and while it’s a great game, it loses something being a world wide affair. I’m really looking forward […]
Tips on Writing Board Game Reviews
This article strongly references my website, though I think it contains a few nuggets of gold for those interested in reviewing board games, or anything else. When I started Roll to Review it was on the ambitious premise of fixing the three big issues that I saw within board game media: Reviewers spending too much […]
