Ninjitsu! is a card game for 2-5 sneaky ninjas, suitable for players of all ages. A stand-alone sequel to the hit game Scuttle!, this game of devious bluffing and subterfuge will keep the whole family entertained for hours.
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Brass: Birmingham is an economic strategy game sequel to Martin Wallace’ 2007 masterpiece, Brass. Birmingham tells the story of competing entrepreneurs in Birmingham during the industrial revolution.
Matt is a lifelong Trekkie, and a massive fan of Fluxx. Now he gets to geek out at these new additions to the Fluxx family!
In our first Let’s Play video we have a go at Beasts of Balance, the app-enabled dexterity game from Sensible Object. We also take a look at two of the new expansion packs, adding battle cards and new animals!
Wok Star is a cooperative real-time game where players take on different roles to help grow a Chinese restaurant in a tycoon style game. Customers are served one at a time while a 20-second sand timer is running. If they are not served in time, they eat free.
Now Boarding is a real-time cooperative game in which you work together to fly a fleet of airplanes. You must deliver all the passengers to their destinations before they get too angry — and new passengers are constantly arriving!
Petrichor is a highly interactive game for 1-4 players in which players control clouds, vote on the weather, and rain on the fields to make their water grow the most plants!
In Samhain, you will need to manage your clan the best you can, placing your clan members on the village locations each turn and performing the most suitable actions for your strategy.
It’s our first ever joint unboxing! We take a look at The Shipwreck Arcana, a cooperative logic game where you work together to predict each others fate…
Matt takes a look at Role Quest, an upcoming game of social role-playing and improvisation suitable for players of all experience levels!
It’s another food based game! And this one is all about creating yummy desserts. Will Matt be able to contain himself…?
Matt takes a look at Hardback from Fowers Games, the ‘Pre-Quill’ to Paperback.