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Liga: review of The Tower
Designer: Simone Luciani, Antonio Tinto Artist: Valentina Moscon Publisher: Cranio Creations Players: 2-4 Ages: 6+ Time: 10 minutes Times Played: more than 5 Simone Luciani is a well known designer with interesting titles published including the The Voyages of Marco … Continue reading
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Tagged Antonio Tinto, cranio creations, simone luciani
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Liga: Review Bim Bum Bam
Designer: Lorenzo Tucci Sorrentino Publisher: Cranio Creations Year Published: 2014 (Essen release) Players: 1+ Age: 7+ Playing Time: 5 minutes Who is going to start a game is one of the hardest problem gamers has to face before actually starting … Continue reading
Liga: (P)review of Soqquadro
Soqquadro Designer: Simone Luciani, Daniele Tascini, Lorenzo Tucci Sorrentino Publisher: Cranio Creations Ages: 8+ Players: 2-12 Time: 20 min Soqquadro, the new game from Simone Luciani, Daniele Tascini and Lorenzo Tucci Sorrentino by Cranio Creations is a classic party-game: something … Continue reading
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Tagged cranio creations, Daniele Tascini, dungeon fighter, Horse Fever, Lorenzo Tucci Sorrentino, sheepland, simone luciani, Soqquadro, Tzolk'in
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Liga: Review of Steam Park (Cranio Creations)
Steam Park Designer: Aureliano Buonfino, Lorenzo Silva, Lorenzo Tucci Sorrentino Publisher: Cranio Creations Players: 2-4 Age: 10+ Duration: 45-60 minutes review by Andrea “Liga” Ligabue thanks to a review copy from the publisher What happen if you take a nice … Continue reading
News from Italy: early September update
Hi gamers as told I’m decided to move here (for a while) my News from Italy column since now, in the Essen preview whirlwind is too difficult to post something in BGG news. Of course in these days my column … Continue reading
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Gen Con 2019, Day 2: What’s Hot, and What I Played (Chris Wray)
Day two at Gen Con has always been, at least for me, considerably more relaxed than the first day. I didn’t arrive until after the exhibit hall opened. I looked around, did some more shopping, had a few meetings, then … Continue reading →