In the world of the puma mafia, it’s hard to come out on top. Too much attention and you’re a target, but if you never make a big play you’ll sink fast.
Which is more ick: someone trying and failing to start a conga line, running for a train that’s not actually going anywhere, or someone who calls himself a foodie?
This month on Kickstarter: prepare to sally forth on an adventure by collecting gear and improving your strengths...or perhaps you’d rather stay home and make the ultimate mix tape?
With the biggest board gaming convention in North America on the horizon, the compounded hype of the event takes over the entirety of the hobby. Here is what we have played already and are excited about!
Exploding Kittens has announced a sword hitting based game, The Op has released a new party game, and Board Game Geek has launched their annual SPIEL Essen games list.
Based on a classic Russian card game, a game of Blaze is played in two rounds. During the first, players try to optimize their hands and during the second, they race to get rid of all their cards.
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