Root’s deep asymmetry is one of its defining characteristics, making it a game that begs to be played over and over again. It is a game that takes concepts of real life conflicts and transposes them across a forest filled with charming creatures. The direct interaction in this game means that it’s up to the… Read More Review: Root
If you’ve been following my blog for a while, you’re probably aware that I love games that push boundaries. Well, Azul does just that, offering a fresh new take on tile placement games. Rather than using the classic mechanic as simply a means to an end, the designers have asked a poignant question: why can’t… Read More Review: Azul
BGG Rank #10 – 4/23/2017 Terraforming Mars was among 2016’s hottest releases, and it’s been high up in my watch list ever since I first heard about it on BoardGameGeek. So when I finally got a hold of it earlier this month, it was an exciting day. I’ve played it three times so far– once… Read More Review: Terraforming Mars
BGG Rank #282 – 3/21/2017 For months now, I’ve been pursuing the goal of playing every game in the BoardGameGeek Top 100, and chronicling the experience in this blog. I’ve really been enjoying it so far, and I’ve got several of those reviews in the works as we speak. This week though, I’ve just got… Read More Review: Inis
The Top of the Table 