Excalibur Review – Winner, Loser, or Ultimate Loser?
Grab the legendary sword, dodge the Cursed Blade, and watch your victory collapse in seconds. A bewildering party game of find the sword.
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Social Deduction
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Saboteur 20th Anniversary Edition Review – Twenty Years Of Spite In One Box
Mining for gold is a rocky business when your mates keep stealing your tools. A loaded anniversary box that delivers endless ways to ruin lunch break trust.
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Saboteur 2 Review – Whoops! I Just Helped The Enemy Team Win
Adds rival dwarf factions, doors, and ladders to the tunnel deck. This expansion ramps up the bedlam and rulebook complexity while fixing the original’s player lockout.
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Saboteur Review – Seven Dwarfs in a China Shop
Dig toward hidden gold while your teammate “accidentally” collapses the shaft. A fast, chaotic bluffing card game with zero hurt feelings.
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Detective Club Review – How To Find A Fake Art Critique
Matching the group’s cards becomes pure improv when your notebook is completely blank. A hilarious party game built on defending your worst excuses.
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Scape Goat Review – The Game That Forces You to Face Your Insecurities
Paranoia runs rampant during your first few sessions before pure logic breaks the mystery. A neat deduction experiment needing a sequel.
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Deception: Murder in Hong Kong Review – Hand Over Your Badge and Your Gun, Detective
A social deduction game that rewards clever logic over who screams the loudest. A dramatic, macabre detective whodunit for big groups.
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Crossfire Review – Shouting at Friends and Drawing Finger Guns
Point finger guns at your mates in a chaotic three-minute standoff. A social-deduction sprint where shouting replaces manipulation.
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Get Adler! Review – Lying Like Your Pants Are Safely On Fire
Curating a strong hand for the final showdown makes you look guiltier by the second. A two-part logic puzzle held back by clumsy player aids.
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When I Dream Review – Board Game Components vs. Australian Humidity
Don a sketchy blindfold and guess clues while your mates shout conflicting nonsense. A novel party game dragged down by components that couldn’t handle Australia.