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.
Grab the legendary sword, dodge the Cursed Blade, and watch your victory collapse in seconds. A bewildering party game of find the sword.
With great power comes zero balance. A chaotic, ability-stacked trick-taker that cares far more about superhero flair than fairness.
A personality test disguised as a card game. A breezy party trick-taker that lives or dies on your friends’ willingness to get weird.
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.
Swaps Love Letter’s surgical deduction for Eldritch madness and felt-bag portability. A snappy travel filler with enough randomness to make you mad.
Watch your gold-foiled tableau snowball into a high-scoring machine. A unique and gorgeous engine-builder where market luck can make or break your strategy.
Stack six mages in secret, then watch them collide against your opponent’s in a five-minute auto-battle. An excellent duelling card game begging for an expansion.
A clever little card-drafter with fantastic art that seasoned gamers have already played five times. Solid fun, but hardly breaks new ground.
Draft cards to build your journey, then prepare for total mind-melt as you score the whole path in reverse. A brilliantly twisted card-drafting game that turns standard strategy upside down.
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.