The Grass Can Always Be Browner: Yard of the Month Review
Get ready to grab your fertilizer, garden tools, and hammers… Hammers? Yes, hammers. The yard of the month competition on this block is very competitive and a bit rough on the garden gnomes.
Dobbers Quest for the key
Dobbers: Quest for the Key is a competitive deck building adventure where you are trying to be the first Dobber, gnome-like creatures who inhabit the forest, to reach and claim the magical key used to imprison a great evil. What sets this deck builder apart, though, is that you are the one creating the challenges other players face.
Tea and Arsenic: Review of A Little Drop of Poison
A Little Drop of Poison is a deliciously devious game where the rat and weasel factions settle their differences by politely poisoning one another. Players attempt to eliminate the king and members of the opposing faction each round of the game by secretly playing poisons on their targets. Here’s the catch, every time the king is killed, the faction each player belongs to changes randomly.
Pandering 101: A Review of Cards Against Humanity
Cards Against Humanity is a party game for adults where players try to win the favor of the current “Card Czar” by playing a white card that answers the question or completes the statement posed by a black card.
Guest Review: Alexandre Bernard’s Review of Azul
Azul Reviewed by Alexandre Bernard Let’s talk about one of the most popular and highly praised games of 2017, and still a leader for 2018! Azul is an abstract game (Abstract games typically have no randomness, play in alternating turns, and don’t have a theme incorporated
