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Brandon Kempf – Three Games of June
June 2020. Not sure in the long run if it’s really a month to remember, but there was some gaming involved. We started to have some normalcy around, even hosted a game night with three others invited. That’s really the … Continue reading →
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Tagged Alea, Azul, Azul: Crystal Mosaic, Castles of Burgundy, Next Move Games, Nova Luna, Ravensburger, Stronghold Games
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Brandon Kempf – Surviving the Purge 2
Over the next few months, instead of going with my Three Games articles, I am going to take a look at my collection and try to discuss why certain titles survived the great purge of 2019. During this process I … Continue reading →
Azul Summer Pavilion (Game Review by Brandon Kempf)
Designer: Michael Kiesling Artist: Chris Quilliams Publisher: Next Move Games Players: 2-4 Play Time: 30-45 Minutes TImes Played: 6 We’ve completed the Palace of Evora, and we’ve finished the Stained Glass of Sintra, now it’s time for us to tile … Continue reading →
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Tagged Azul, Azul: Stained Glass of Sintra, Azul: Summer Pavilion, Chris Quilliams, Mich, Next Move Games, Plan B Games
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Essen 2019, Day 0: Initial Thoughts, and What I Played (Article by Chris Wray)
Essen 2019 will officially start tomorrow, but Day Zero (or “setup day”) was today. Today starts my daily coverage of the fair, including mini-reviews of what I played.
Posted in Commentary, Essen 2019
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Tagged Anubixx, Azul: Summer Pavilion, Chartae, Florian Ortlepp, Helmut Ortlepp, Michael Kiesling, Next Move Games, NSV, Reiner Knizia, Steffen Benndorf
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Gen Con 2019, Days 3 and 4: What’s Hot, and What I Played (Chris Wray)
That’s a wrap on Gen Con 2019! This is my conclusion post, with (1) a brief discussion of what was hot at the convention, (2) snap reviews, and (3) my winners and losers list of Gen Con 2019. The above … Continue reading →
Posted in Commentary, Convention Report
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Tagged Blue Orange Games, BoardGameGeek, Convention Coverage, Convention Report, Gen Con 2019, Next Move Games, Plan B Games
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Publisher Perspectives on 2020: An Interview with Mike Young of Plan B Games
A Note from The Opinionated Gamers: In lieu of our normal convention coverage, we’re doing publisher interviews about upcoming releases, asking their thoughts on the events of 2020 and other topics. Today’s interviewee is Mike Young of the Plan B … Continue reading →