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Harrow County: A Board Game Review
If you’re slightly spooky at heart and love to read, you’ve probably heard of Harrow County, a comic book series written by Cullen Bunn and illustrated by Tyler Crook. Harrow County is an asymmetrical 1-3 player game wherein you must protect or destroy the town, depending on the faction you’re playing for.
No ‘Regerts’ with Deep Regrets
Join Sarah as she goes on a fishing voyage filled with DEEP REGRETS!
Turn the Page, Take Your Turn: Book and Board Game Pairings
Board games are rich in theme and there are many that make us think of books. Check out Sarah’s matching themes between the two!
A REVIEW — Tabletop Inc.
Fresh off its Gamefound release, Tabletop Inc is a worker placement game where you run a board game company. Hire staff, playtest, research, and build your way to award-winning games to fill up that shelf.
Two Player Games to Play with Your Significant Meeple
So for Valentine’s Day, what is arguably the datiest night of the year, board games that are meant for just two make the perfect third wheel.
“You and me and the board game makes three tonight.”
The Anti-Valentine’s Day Game List
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. And if you aren’t super psyched about the day, may we present our list of ANTI-VALENTINE’S DAY GAME LIST.
A REVIEW — Lord of the Rings: Duel for Middle-earth
The Lord of the Rings Duel is a perfect mix of 7 Wonders Duel, Risk, and a 100-yard sprint. We breakdown the game play, as well as the pros and cons of this 2024 game.
So You Want to Go to a Board Game Convention
So, you’ve gotten into board gaming! And now you’re ready for your first-ever board game convention? Check out our helpful list of things to consider when choosing the right con for you!
Hygge Board Game Recommendations
Learn more about HYGGE and what board games can bring it to you. Here are the coziest, most hyggelig games I’ve enjoyed.
What kind of board game player are you?
Play enough board games with the same people, and you start to identify their game-playing personalities — along with your own. What type of board gamer are you??
