The holidays are always a good period to look beyond digital games and towards games you can play while enjoying the company of others at a table. Marvel Champions is one such game, and we’re checking out its Mutant Genesis expansion that was recently released – adding X-Men characters and scenarios to the growing roster of content for the game. Continue reading “Marvel Champions: Mutant Genesis review”
Category: Board games
Developer interview: The One Ring – Ruins of the Lost Realm
The world of Tolkien’s Middle-earth continues to fascinate and lure in fans, with a high profile Amazon show launching earlier this year. Rings of Power wasn’t the only thing that gave us new content to enjoy though – Free League’s tabletop role-playing game The One Ring also just received a new expansion. Ruins of the Lost Realm provides another engaging way for players to interact with this world across three chapters, and the book features gorgeous artwork as well as a detailed foldout map. We’ve been loving it, and spoke to game designer Francesco Nepitello about the new expansion. Continue reading “Developer interview: The One Ring – Ruins of the Lost Realm”
Dodo review
With the holiday season approaching, we’re always looking for great gift ideas, especially the ones that can take us out of the digital domain and interacting with others. For those with younger kids, the board game Dodo is a fantastic option. Here’s our review. Continue reading “Dodo review”
Run, Ghost, Run review
In our search for fun family games that are a great fit for a Halloween celebration with the whole family, we came across Run, Ghost, Run – known as Pas Vu Pas Pris in French territories and Spokenchaos in Dutch-speaking regions. Essentially a cross between hide and seek and a board game, it stars a bunch of ghosts looking to stay hidden from the human eye as they get through a fully furnished hotel. Continue reading “Run, Ghost, Run review”
Patchwork: Halloween Edition review
As we enter the spooky season, we thought we’d highlight a few great options for some quality family time, looking beyond the usual scary movies and games. That led us to the Halloween Edition of Patchwork, which we’re checking out in the review below. Continue reading “Patchwork: Halloween Edition review”