One of our favorite cooperative board games from last year is Harry Potter: Hogwarts Battle.
We really enjoy working together as Hogwarts heroes to defeat the Villains before they can take control of Potter-world locations.
So when we heard USAopoly was publishing an expansion called The Monster Box of Monsters, we were anxious to give it a go.
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If you know someone who thinks board games are as fun as watching trees grow, how about challenging them to a new board game where you watch trees grow!
Ha – wouldn’t that be fun!
Board games come in all shapes and sizes and cover an unending array of themes. So having a game about growing trees isn’t really too surprising. But making such a game good is another matter.
We’re happy to report that Photosynthesis is a fantastic board game!
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Have you ever wondered what life would be like as a dog?
Well, now there’s a good option for seeing life through the eyes of a dog in the new family board game, A Dog’s Life!
A Dog’s Life let’s players take on the role of a dog when they step away from their master for a bit of fun. They’ll roam the neighborhood, beg in restaurants, deliver newspapers, search through trash cans, drink from fountains, piddle on lamp posts, and bury bones all while staying clear of the dog catcher.
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Queendomino is a colorful tile-laying game that can be enjoyed by young and old alike.
While Queendomino isn’t an expansion to Kingdomino, both games can be joined together to create even larger kingdoms or play with more players. But that’s just an extra bonus.
Queendomino is a stand-alone game that gets big thumbs up in its own right.
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In Dice Forge players customize their dice throughout the game to make them more powerful as they compete to gain the most Glory points.
But it’s not all about the Glory points.
Players gain Gold, Sun Shards, Moon Shards, and Heroic Feat cards to increase their powers and influence their outcomes.
There are many reasons why we’ve had a blast playing Dice Forge.
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One of our favorite tile-laying games in the last few years has been Between Two Cities by Stonemaier Games.
So when Stonemaier Games published an expansion for Between Two Cities earlier this year, I immediately put it on my “must play” list.
Does Between Two Cities: Capitals live up to my high hopes? Let’s find out.
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Escape rooms have popped up all around the world in the last few years. They’re set up as entertainment venues
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Stained glass windows are a beauty to behold. There aren’t many near where we live. But when we’ve visited historic
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Every once in a while a game comes along that totally captures my attention.
Star Wars Rebellion is such a game!
It was released last year by Fantasy Flight Games and once again, the completely knocked it out of the park!
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The line between physical board games and digital board games has been shattered by Mansions of Madness 2nd Edition!
It’s no longer “either/or” – now it’s completely both. That’s because the digital Mansions of Madness app is the only way to play the physical game.
In Mansions of Madness 2nd Edition, players interact with both the physical game components as well as the digital app. Players use boards, cards, tokens, miniatures, and dice while the app unfolds the story before them.
It’s an immersive experience that pulls us in and keeps us wanting more.
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