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Codenames Duet Refresh
The summer of 2025 is clearly the season for refreshed versions of classic games. Earlier this month, I looked at the new versions of classics such as Ticket to Ride and Catan. Now, CGE have release their new versions … Continue reading
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Tagged board games, CGE, Codenames, Codenames Duet, Czech Games Edition, Gen Con 2017, reviews, Scot Eaton, Vlaada Chvatil
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Review of Fliptown
Fliptown Designers: Steven Aramini Publisher: Write Stuff Games Players: 1-4 Age: 12+ Time: 30-45 minutes Summary: I backed Fliptown when it was on Kickstarter and finally brought it to game day, and it was really fun. Fliptown is a unique … Continue reading
Larry Levy: Review of Terminus
One of the most enduring and popular game genres are train games, which I’m choosing to define as those where the players build tracks between locations. They go back at least 50 years (Francis Tresham’s groundbreaking 1829, the first 18xx … Continue reading
Matt Carlson: First Impressions of Euthia: Torment of Resurrection
If there are any Holy Grails in the boardgaming world, it is to find the perfect civilization-building boardgame and the perfect dungeon-crawl/RPG boardgame. Euthia has nothing to do with civilization-building but is a worthy attempt at an RPG style adventure … Continue reading
The Six of VIII (Game Review by Chris Wray)
“The reign of Henry VIII is one of the most fascinating in English history. Not only was it a time of revolutionary political and social change, but it was also dominated by one of the most extraordinary and charismatic men … Continue reading
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Tagged Card Games, Carol LaGrow, New Mill Industries, reviews, The Six of VIII, Thematic games, Trick Taking Games, Trick Taking Week
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