Tag: Lunch Time Games
Posted on May 14, 2025
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(this is going to be a review of both the game and the app, since I’ve played the tabletop game a bunch too) There’s something peaceful about a good tile-laying game where everybody is creating their own habitat for God’s natural wonders, both flora… Continue Reading “The Beauty of Northwest Tiles – Cascadia App Review”
Posted on May 12, 2025
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As I spoke about on Saturday, the word “filler” for a game is often seen as derogatory, when it really shouldn’t be. Some fillers are really great! Many card games are filler games, and one really juicy one (though it does feel a bit… Continue Reading “Salty Origami – Sea Salt & Paper Review”
Posted on May 10, 2025
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Welcome back to the bar! It’s been a whole five weeks, so sorry about that. One of the kegs exploded and we had beer all over the floor. Spent a number of weeks trying to save as much as possible rather than cleaning it… Continue Reading “Friday Night Shots – Filler Games”
Category: Board Games, Friday Night ShotsTags: 2-Player Games, Bang: the Dice Game, Card Games, Dice-rolling, Fillers, Heavy Cardboard, Kosmos, Lunch Time Games, Orapa Mine, Playte, Social Deduction Games, The Gang
Posted on May 2, 2025
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While April wasn’t a really full month of games, it was surprisingly full of new to me games! Six new to me games out of the fourteen I played is actually a really good ratio. I love it when months come together like that.… Continue Reading “New to Me – April 2025”
Category: Board Games, New to MeTags: 2-Player Games, Action Selection, AllPlay, amuele Tabellini Ferrari, Botanicus, Bus, Corné van Moorsel, Cwali, Daniel Bullock, David Spalinski, Deckbuilders, Donald X. Vaccarino, GMT Games, Habitats, Hans im Gluck, In the Shadows: Resistance in France 1943-44, Jeroen Doumen, Joe Schmidt, Joris Wiersinga, Little Dog Games, Lunch Time Games, Moon Colony Bloodbath, Rio Grande Games, Route-building, Splotter Spellen, Tile-Laying Games, Torchlit, Trick-taking games, Vieri Masseini
Posted on May 1, 2025
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As expected after last month’s post, where March had a huge number of games because of a convention, April came back down to earth with a much fewer amount of games. However, it was much better than February! Which means it was a good… Continue Reading “April 2025 Gaming”
Category: Board GamesTags: 2-Player Games, Bezier Games, Combat Commander, Contracts, Delicious Games, Faraway, Faraway: People From Below, GMT Games, Kosmos, Lost Cities, Lunch Time Games, Minigolf Designer, Pandasaurus Games, Rebel Princess Deluxe, Resafa, Rio Grande Games, Tile-Laying Games, Trick-taking games
Posted on April 18, 2025
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Wow, it has been a spell, hasn’t it? With so many new to me games in March, I broke the usual monthly post into two posts, thinking I’d get them done a few days a part. Yeah, I think I got into one of… Continue Reading “New to Me – March 2025 – Part 2”
Category: Board Games, New to MeTags: Action Selection, Aske Christiansen, Card Games, Catch Up Games, CuBirds, Delicious Games, Economic Games, Firestarter Games, Gamelyn Games, Hinata Origuchi, HUCH Games, Inka Brand, Living Forest, Ludonaute, Lunch Time Games, Markus Brand, New Mill Industries, Pandasaurus Games, Push Your Luck Games, Rajas of the Ganges: Cards & Karma, Reforest, Resafa, Rio Grande Games, Sébastien Bernier-Wong, Scott Almes, Seven Prophecies, Stefan Alexander, Tableau-building, Tile-Laying Games, Tiny Epic Quest, Trick-taking games, Vladimír Suchý
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”