Next Move Games has released a new Azul game, a Marvel themed version of Splendor has been announced, and Z-Man Games is releasing some new mini expansions.
Swing, bump, and spin in your quest to be one groovy funky chicken! Funky Chicken certainly features some clever packaging, putting its deck of cards inside a cloth chicken bag that looks pretty groovy. But does it play as fun as it looks?
It’s time to roll dice, fight disease, and push back the rising outbreaks of infection and epidemics! Pandemic is a beloved cooperative experience that has spawned many new editions and adaptations — how about a dice game?
It's a dangerous world and resources are scarce! Will you use your limited fuel efficiently to claim food, bricks, and territory? Or will your truck be left stranded on the side of the road?
Formerly known as Wangdo, the rebranded The Way of the Bear cleverly utilizes area management and set collection in a quick, but potentially brain-burning casual game.
Submitted by Chris James on 11/26/2019 - 09:18. Category: News
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