It’s one of the most enduring names in the world of board games: Monopoly. It’s been adapted several times for PCs and consoles over the years as well, and now Ubisoft’s given us a brand new take on the formula with Monopoly Madness – out now on all major platforms. Continue reading “Monopoly Madness review (PS4)”
Category: Board games
HINT review
As it’s looking like we have to be a little conservative with our holiday plans again this year, we take a look at a few great board game options to play at home with a small group of family and/or friends. Today we look at HINT, also known as “Get a HINT”, a game originally published in Scandinavia by Bezzerwizzer but also available internationally through Asmodee. Continue reading “HINT review”
Ticket to Ride review
The holidays are a great time to look for family gifts, and we tend to gravitate towards board games a lot. Today we’re looking at what is a bit of a modern classic: Ticket to Ride, designed by Alan R. Moon. Continue reading “Ticket to Ride review”
Just One review
During the holiday season we’re always on the lookout for fun games to play together – ideally prying us away from TVs, monitors and phone screens for a few hours. Just One is one such game, and is going to be played a lot over here in the weeks to come. Continue reading “Just One review”
Developer interview: Ruins of Symbaroum 5E
If you’re a tabletop enthusiast, you may have caught the recent news about the world of Symbaroum being adapted for the 5e ruleset. Opening up this acclaimed world to the massive crowd of D&D players out there is a big step, and the community has more than warmed to the new and upcoming version, dubbed Ruins of Symbaroum. The Kickstarter has already met its goal ten times over and there’s still a week left on it! Time to check in with co-creator and game writer of Ruins of Symbaroum, Mattias Lilja. Continue reading “Developer interview: Ruins of Symbaroum 5E”
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