Publish or Perish Expansions Review – More Academic Mayhem
They don’t rewrite the core rules, but these neat little expansions offer more biting satire and welcome variety for fans of the game.
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Take That
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Publish or Perish Review – Reliving University Trauma at the Table
Essentially Exploding Kittens for academics. The pitch-perfect scholarly jokes far outweigh the simple take-that card play.
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Cosmic Frog Review – Punching Space Toads into the Aether
Guzzle floating terrain as a two-mile-high amphibian and punch rivals into outer space. A chaotic, unhinged brawl where dice rule all.
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Star Wars: Super Teams Review – The Fast And Furious Race To A Galaxy Far Far Away
Latch onto rival ships with a grappling beam and ride their wake across the galaxy. A snappy, Mario Kart-style team racer with a brutal finish line twist.
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Don’t Press That Mine Turtle Review – A Ticking Bomb Of Potential Social Suicide
Shelling out dares is all fun and games until the ticking bomb blows up in your face. A fast party pick that relies heavily on the right crowd.
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Stomp the Plank Review – A Perfect Filler That Proves Physics Is Just A Suggestion
Flip treasure cards to stack heavy crates onto your rivals’ wooden beams. A quick, tactile push-your-luck brawl where elephants end up in the drink.
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Catan Review – A 6th Edition Facelift For Board Gaming’s Most Polarising Rite Of Passage
Beg your friends for wheat and watch the robber ruin your income. A shiny facelift that leaves Catan’s dated, luck-heavy dice rolls untouched.
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Doomlings Review – Great For A Chat, Bad For A Plan
Crafting genetic card combos is a blast until giant random deck draws ruin your plans. A fun social card game that trades control for chaos.
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Fireball Island: The Curse of Vul-Kar Review – A Rolling Stone Gathers A Few Meeples… Actually
Taking pictures is easy; dodging Vul-Kar’s temper… not so much. A massive plastic mountain spectacle held back by outdated, mean rules.
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Courtisans Review – Mind Your Manners, Someone’s Poisoning the Guest List
Spilling tea at court is cheap, but slipping assassins into the mix is pure fun. A crisp, petty set collection game where reputations plummet fast.