It’s been a long road, gettin’ from there to here. It’s been a long time, but the time is finally near. I can feel the dream come alive at last. I can touch the sky. No, they’re not gonna hold me down no more, no they’re not gonna change my mind, ’cause I’ve got new […]
Manchmal sind es auf der Messe nicht die großen Stände oder spektakulärsten Brettspiel Neuheiten, die besonders im Gedächtnis bleiben. Bei Die Magische Bibliothek war es vor allem die persönliche Begegnung. Wir hatten das Glück vom Autor Michael Luu sein neustes Spiel selbst erklärt zu bekommen. Das Thema und die liebevolle Gestaltung hatten mich schon vorab […]
Finely chop a clove of garlic, dice a ripe tomato, and add a handful of fresh coriander. Squeeze in the juice of half a lime, drizzle with olive oil, and season with a pinch of salt. Give everything a good mix, taste, and adjust the seasoning until the flavours come together. Then, to round it all off, add a little Pili Pili by Ben (II) and JB from ATM Gaming.
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It is the near future. Computer consciousness has burgeoned to become inescapable. Entire cities have surrendered to become automatons to be used by the Machines for their nefarious purposes. In other words, Deckers is a 100% factual, serious work of documentary. I’m surprised that it wasn’t published by GMT. Deckers, from Richard Wilkins (AKA Ricky […]
At Gen Con this year, I had a chance to play the new version of Not Alone—actually titled Not Alone: Remastered Edition—at the Luma Games booth. Apparently, the original version came out in 2016, but this one had evaded my radar. Not Alone is a One vs Many game of cat and mouse set in […]
A lot of board gamers were the nerds in high school, the kids the jocks would stick in lockers for grins. As a result, there’s a decent amount of “I don’t like sportball” snobbery in the hobby, but despite that, there are a lot of board gamers who also like sports, and when the two […]
A review copy of Yokai Pagoda was kindly provided by Zatu Trade. Thoughts & opinions are my own. With so many card games to choose from, a new one has to do something pretty special to stand out from the crowd. While Yokai Pagoda might not blow your socks off with its originality or mechanisms, it’s a really good, highly competitive game which gets tighter and more enjoyable with every play.
Deckbuilder gehen bei mir eigentlich immer. Wenn dann noch ein unverbrauchtes Thema wie das entbehrungsreiche Leben eines Künstlers dazukommt, garniert mit einem richtig schicken Cover und einem eigenwilligen Grafikstil – zack, habt ihr meine ungeteilte Aufmerksamkeit. Mit Bohemians (hierzulande bei Pegasus, im Original von Portal Games) schien also eigentlich alles angerichtet für ein echtes Highlight. Ob es das auch wirklich ist, erfahrt ihr in unserer Review.
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AI is a hot topic nowadays, with discussions ranging from its capabilities to spur innovation to the danger of it escaping its sandbox and inciting the machine apocalypse. Thus, AEG’s 2026 release of Into the Machine, designed by Kasper Lapp, could not be more timely. Into the Machine humorously answers the question of what happens […]
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