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It's our third entry in our 2015 Christmas Gift Guide. We understand that "Family" is a broad term, but these are games you can play with kids and adults, and the games will please both of those groups. That's not always true of Children's Games. So head over to the Family Games section of our Guide, and tune in next week for more entries! What would you add? Let us know! Have a great weekend!
Read MoreAnother day and another entry in our Holiday Gift Guide! Today we're offering up Stocking Stuffers--games for everyone on your list, and ones that fit snugly in a stocking! So head over to the Gift Guide and check it out. And thanks for reading!
Read MoreIt's time for another round of our Holiday Gift Guide. In this first installment, we're presenting Party/Nongamer Games. We've got a whole page dedicated to the Gift Guide, and we'll be updating it with Family Games, Stocking Stuffers, and much more! So head on over to the guide and check out Party Games! And thanks for reading!
Read MoreToday I (Firestone) review Pandemic: Legacy--in as spoiler-free a way as possible. I'll still talk broadly about the game--otherwise I'll have nothing to write about. Believe me. I get the appeal of sitting down with your game group, opening the game, and finding out everything with a clean slate. If that's what you want, then don't read this review. But if you're okay reading some spoiler-free broad strokes about the game, then let's suit up and head into the Hot Zone.
Read MoreIn the ever-expanding Munchkin Universe, Steve Jackson games and USAopoly have cracked into the realm of the Disney license. The Nightmare Before Christmas Munchkin is a stand-alone version of the classic, humorous favorite Munchkin, only placed in the upside-down world of Tim Burton's creation. Today Jeremiah's going to give us his review. So is The Nightmare Before Christmas Munchkin a trick or treat? Best keep reading to find out!
So, is The Nightmare Before Christmas Munchkin a trick, or treat? Best keep reading to find out!
Read MoreToday we're joined by Michael Mindes, the grand poobah over at Tasty Minstrel Games. Michael is here to chat about all things TMG. Michael, thanks for taking the time to chat with us today!
Read MoreToday's review is a new offering from Tasty Minstrel Games and designer J. Alex Kevern. It's an area-control, resource-management game for 2-4 players, set in the Old West. Is it the best in the West, or a cow flop? Let's find out!
Read MoreJust in time for Halloween, Plaid Hat Games has launched a new Crossroads Cards App for their popular Dead of Winter board game.
Read MoreToday we're talking with Jamey Stegmaier--founder of Stonemaier Games, Kickstarter guru, and long-time friend of the blog--about his latest game: Scythe.
Read MoreWhether or not you agree with his opinions on games, there's no denying that Tom Vasel is a pillar of the board game community. Five years ago Tom had a son named Jack, who only managed to live two months. A memorial fun was started in 2011, to help with medical bills associated with Jack's hospital stay.
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