Tag: Lunch Time Games
Posted on April 7, 2025
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Some expansions for games make huge changes to it, maybe fixing something from the base game or giving new avenues to win the game. Maybe the Mask strategy is really weak and this expansion makes it stronger? Some expansions just add a bit more… Continue Reading “Exploring the Underworld – Faraway: People From Below review”
Category: Board Games, ReviewTags: Card Games, Catch Up Games, Corentin Lebrat, Expansions, Faraway, Faraway: People From Below, Johannes Goupy, Lunch Time Games, Pandasaurus Games, Tableau-building
Posted on April 1, 2025
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As I mentioned in my March Games played post, I played a lot of games last month. Not only that, but a whole 14 of them were new to me! That means this post would be monstrously long if I tried to pack it… Continue Reading “New to Me – March 2025 – Part 1”
Category: Board Games, New to MeTags: 2-Player Games, Alessandro Zucchini, Bruno Faidutti, CMYK, Czech Games Edition, David Gordon, Deduction, Eric Lang, Finspan, Fives, Junghee Choi, Lunch Time Games, Michael O'Connell, Mighty Boards, Orapa Mine, Paolo Mori, Playte, Rebirth, Reiner Knizia, Repos Games, Secrets, SETI, Social Deduction Games, Stonemaier Games, Tile-Laying Games, Tomáš Holek, Toy Battle, Trick-taking games, Wanjin Gill
Posted on March 31, 2025
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I knew March was going to be a big month for gaming, considering the Terminal City Tabletop Convention weekend. However, I had no idea how big it would be! Last month, I had 20 plays of 14 different games, and I thought it was… Continue Reading “March 2025 Gaming”
Category: Board Games, PersonalTags: Action Selection, Alderac, Ark Nova, BG Stats, Brotherwise Games, Capstone Games, Civolution, Empire's End, Garphill Games, Lunch Time Games, Pegasus Spiele, Santa Monica, Scholars of the South Tigris, Viscounts of the West Kingdom
Posted on March 27, 2025
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Trick-taking card games are no longer “dime a dozen” examples of games just quickly designed and then thrown out the door to the teeming masses (though really, up until a little while ago, were there teeming masses for trick-taking games?). Now they all involve… Continue Reading “Like Sands Through the Hourglass – Sandbag Review”
Posted on March 21, 2025
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Joining circuses can be fun! But who knew the process of joining was just playing a bunch of cards? Do the cards with people’s names and circus skill set represent them being rejected when they are placed on the table? Or are the combinations… Continue Reading “Wanna Join the Circus? – Scout Review”
Posted on March 20, 2025
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Last weekend was the 10th (maybe 11th?) annual Terminal City Tabletop Convention (though I guess it was interrupted by COVID so not actually 11?). I have to say it was probably the best yet. In previous years, the people running it didn’t do the… Continue Reading “Terminal City Tabletop Convention Retrospective – 2025”
Category: Board Games, conventionsTags: 2-Player Games, Auction Games, Bombyx, Brotherwise Games, Card Games, Card-Shedding Games, Catch Up Games, CMYK, Cooperative Games, CuBirds, Czech Games Edition, Deduction, Dice Placement, Empire's End, Fantastic Factories, Faraway, Finspan, Firestarter Games, Fives, Garphill Games, Huch & Friends, Kosmos, Living Forest, Ludonaute, Lunch Time Games, Metafactory Games, Mighty Boards, Multi-use cards, Oink Games, Orapa Mine, Pandasaurus Games, Playte, Push Your Luck Games, Rajas of the Ganges: Cards & Karma, Rebirth, Reforest, Repos Games, Resource Management, Scholars of the South Tigris, SCOUT, Sea Salt & Paper, Secrets, Set Collection Games, SETI, Social Deduction Games, Stonemaier Games, The Gang, Tile-Laying Games, Toy Battle, Trick-taking games
Posted on March 6, 2025
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Welcome to another in the continuing series (8 years and running!) of “new to me” boardgames posts. In a few days, I’ll be celebrating 8 years of blogging, and one of the things I am proud of is that I have never missed a… Continue Reading “New to Me – February 2025”
Category: Board Games, New to MeTags: 2-Player Games, Action Points, Action Selection, Antoine Bauza, Antonio Zax, Bruno Cathala, Burnt Island Games, Caleb Grace, Card Drafting, Carl de Visser, Connections, Deckbuilders, Dice-rolling, Drafting Games, Endeavor: Deep Sea, Fantasia Games, Fantasy Flight Games, Havalandi, Jarratt Gray, Jonny Pac Cantin, Laskas, Lord of the Rings: Duel for Middle-Earth, Lunch Time Games, MLEM Space Agency, Pegasus Spiele, Push Your Luck Games, Rebel Studio, Reiner Knizia, Repos Games, Star Wars: the DeckBuilding Game, Unconscious Mind, Yoma
Posted on February 3, 2025
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Another year and another month of new to me games. It’s 2025 now and things are still going strong on the new to me front, with four whole new ones this last month! No first impressions posts this time, though, so I’ll be talking… Continue Reading “New to Me – January 2025”
Category: Board Games, New to MeTags: Akropolis, Arcs, Area Majority, Card Drafting, Card Games, Castle Combo, Catch Up Games, Cole Wehrle, Gigamic, Grégory Grard, Jules Messaud, Leder Games, Lunch Time Games, Mathieu Roussel, Mob Plus, Panda Panda, Set Collection Games, Tile-Laying Games, Trick-taking games, 宮野 華也 (Kaya Miyano)
Posted on January 31, 2025
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It’s a new year! And already we’re 1/12 of the way through it. Who would have thought it would go that fast? It’s also a new year of boardgaming, which means everything I played this month is actually unique to 2025! Unless I played… Continue Reading “January 2025 Gaming”
Category: Board Games, PersonalTags: Arboretum, Bezier Games, Card Games, Civolution, Dice Placement, Garphill Games, Inventors of the South Tigris, Kosmos, Lunch Time Games, Pegasus Spiele, Renegade Games Studios, Sandbag, The Gang, Trick-taking games
Posted on January 17, 2025
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I’ve been on a trick-taking tear recently, though that’s not necessarily reflected in my reviews (getting them played is another thing). I have been buying a bunch of them, though. One of them that I’ve actually played enough to review recently is a rather… Continue Reading “This is a Prince-Free Bash – Rebel Princess Review”