District Noir Review – Business Advice from a Legitimate Businessman
Crime doesn’t pay, but feeding your rival garbage cards certainly does. A two-player duel that packs a surprising amount of psychological warfare into ten minutes.
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Spots Review – Risking it All for a Very Good Boy
Assign dice to silly mutts and pray you don’t bury too many treats in the yard. A hilarious push-your-luck game that packs real strategy.
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That Old Wallpaper Review – Peeling Back the Layers of Nostalgia
Stripping off old layers reveals more luck than mind games. A charming pattern match that drifts too far into unpredictable card reveals.
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Air, Land, & Sea Review – 18 Cards of Tactical Perfection (No Miniatures Required)
Fight for three military zones using a tiny deck of eighteen cards. A high-stakes duel where knowing when to fold saves you vital victory points.
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Holiday Gift Guide: 10 Pint-Sized Board Games That Make Perfect Stocking Stuffers
With Christmas around the corner it’s time for finding the perfect presents, and these stuffing stockers are sure to delight!
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Colt Super Express Review – The Wild West on Apple Maps
Program your outlaw cards blindly and hope you don’t step straight off the back train car. A goofy, chaotic 15-minute elimination brawl.
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Fantasy Realms Review – The Most Gratifying 20 Minutes of Math You’ll Ever Have
Every card you discard to the market could be the final piece of your rival’s winning hand. A brilliant seven-card combo puzzle with endless replayability and a heavy dose of arithmetic.
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Mint Works Review – The Chaperone That Shut Down My Engine
Building a tiny economy is great until the seven-point limit abruptly ends the fun. A clever travel toy that cuts off its best ideas.
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The Crew: Mission Deep Sea Review – From Trick-Taking Hater to 5-Star Convert
Work together in silence to complete tricky underwater missions before oxygen runs out. A brilliant, twenty-minute cooperative card game you’ll want to play over and over.
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The Mind Review – The Men Who Stare At Playing Cards
Playing cards in perfect sequence without speaking feels like real magic until the trick reveals itself. A brilliant novelty that loses its shine fast.