Category Archives: Gen Con

Gen Con 2025 – One Post to Rule them All

OK, after 24 different posts (25, if you count this), 44 different companies, and some number X (where X is large, I refuse to count) different boardgames, it’s time to tie all the posts together. What follows is a list … Continue reading

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Gen Con 2025 – Finis

Gen Con was once again sold out for all four days. Nearly 72.000 attendees and, despite some absences due to crazy economic conditions, more than 574 exhibiting companies. They keep building hotels in downtown Indy but the Con is using … Continue reading

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Gen Con 2025 – More Asmodee, Flying Frog, Avalon Hill

I still have a few things left to talk about from the sprawling booth areas that were the domain of Asmodee. I picked up a few tidbits practically on my way out the door on Sunday. The Z-Man release of … Continue reading

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Gen Con 2025 – Portal, Flatout, Gamelyn

Portal Games unfortunately only had one copy of their new printing of Age of Galaxy. It was on display and I was excited to hear about the new solo modes in the game. Neuroshima Hex: Battle is a new, faster … Continue reading

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Gen Con 2025 – PlayPunk, Synapses, Matagot

Card games are (relatively) inexpensive to produce and lane-battlers are a popular mechanic so it’s no surprise that I came across several new versions. PlayPunk’s Zenith combines a tug-of-war style lane-battle with card-costs and a technology tree. Synapses Games has … Continue reading

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Gen Con 2025 – Northstar, MOCO

The NorthStar Games booth was dominated by their new rework of Evolution, Nature. It’s a streamlined version of the original game that can be mixed and matched with (five so far) expansions to add in more complexity and/or chaos. The … Continue reading

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