Golem Run
In a distant future, giant clay figures are pitted against each other in a race through a desolate terrain.
Tag: Imperfect Information Games (Limited Information, Hidden Information)
Repeated Replayability – another look at games’ longterm interest
I have previously looked at replayability in board games and I must admit, I still can't put my finger on why a game like Chess, which has no variability and no randomness, is so hugely replayable and remains interesting even after dozens of plays, while other games with variable setup, different factions and a large amount of chance are sometimes boring after only a handful of plays.
Diamant
It was dark and damp.
Tinners’ Trail (Deluxe Edition)
Cornwall, the early 19th century.
Karuba
Each of us was part of a team of four brave explorers who had spent months on the high seas to reach an island of myths and legends.
Brass: Birmingham (Deluxe)
The canal era was over.
Get yourself a wooden Tabletop Games Blog dice tray.
Each tray is the perfect size to roll your dice, and with the soft mat, it’s really quiet, while the wooden frame makes it wonderfully sturdy.
A Fake Artist Goes to New York
The gallery was packed.
How to play together
Co-operative games come in all shapes in sizes, just like any game.
Biblios
You were proud of your large library and your hard-working group of scribes was continually adding new tomes, with wonderfully decorative lettering and illustrations.
Oath: Chronicles of Empire and Exile
Having played Oath by Leder Games a few more times since my review, I felt it was time to share with you what I have learned since and to see if my view of the game has changed in any way, which is why this article is under the Takebacks heading.