Two Player Board Game Reviews
From tense head-to-head duels to cozy spatial puzzles, built specifically for two.
It’s a Wonderful Kingdom Review – A Solid Sequel With A Toothless Twist
Sharpens the original’s card to deliver a tight head-to-head engine-builder. A brilliant duelling design dragged down by a limp drafting phase.
Wizards Cup Review – 18 Cards, Six Wizards, and Zero Room for Error
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.
Spy Wars Review – The Spy Who Wanted to be Spotted
Slide secret agents into neutral territory to intercept intel. A scrappy print-and-play duel weighed down by heavy bloat and clumsy rules.
Sky Team Review – Trust, Turbulence, and the Joy of Landing
Warning! Flying blind on bad dice rolls is going to lead to nose-diving. A silent co-op puzzle that delivers landing highs despite a dull campaign start.
Raptor Review – Prehistoric Thrills and the Problem with Modern Science
Tranquilise runaway dinos before they chew through your research team. A clever two-player hunt where luck-heavy card play pulls all the strings.
Spies, Lies & Supplies Review – Trading Front-Line Firefights for Subtle Espionage
Swaps fighting on the front-lines for espionage, diplomatic bargains, and new theatres. A solid standalone expansion that adds variety but dilutes the focus.
Claim Review – A Two-Player Duel of Dead Kings and Sewing Socks
The king is dead, leaving two rival factions to battle for the vacant throne. A clever, two-player trick-taker that completely bends traditional card rules.
Curious Cargo Review – A Brilliant Puzzle with a Terrible Glassdoor Rating
Building the ultimate shipping line gets tricky when your trucks refuse to move. A brilliant spatial puzzle buried beneath convoluted scoring.
Lacuna Review – The Beautiful Art of Going With the Flow
A two-player competitive game designed to lower your heart rate. A meditative spatial puzzle built for relaxed afternoon chats.
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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