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Board game enthusiast

Review: The Phantom of the Opera

Designer: Geonil Artist: BIJOU Publisher: Schemers Players: 2 Time: 15 min The Phantom of the Opera is based on the novel and in the game, one player takes on the role of the Phantom (Erik) and the other Christine.The Phantom … Continue reading

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Review GACHIJO: Four Ninja and the Castle of Treasures

Players: 2-4 Designer: Martin Nedergaard Andersen and Banana Moon Studio Sapporo Artist: Banana Moon Studio Sapporo and Richard Zimba Time: 15-90 minutes Four clans have each sent a ninja to enter the ancient enchanted castle to gain the valuable treasures … Continue reading

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Preview: Acornism

Designer: Kotori Artist: Kotori Publisher: PhantomLab Players: 2-4 Time:15-20 minutes Age: 5 + Acornism is a sweet little tile placement game coming to crowdfunding near you. I was provided with a nearly finished prototype. The components include nicely illustrated tiles … Continue reading

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Preview Tokyo Highway: Rainbow City

When Tokyo Highway debuted in 2016 it was an instant must have. It was one of the coolest looking games I had ever seen.  The little cars and the road construction were fantastic. Of course it was quite a challenge … Continue reading

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Recent Game Acquisitions from Tokyo Game Market Part 1

Unfortunately I wasn’t able to attend in person this year but with the help of some friends, a language translating app and a forwarding service it’s the next best thing!! Here are some brief first impressions of some non trick … Continue reading

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News from Tokyo Game Market

by Miss Merc and Lorna Recently we had the opportunity to speak with some game designers from Japan about their upcoming projects.  itten-games known for their wonderfully innovative games with fantastic 3D components such as “Tokyo Highway”, “Moon Base” and … Continue reading

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