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Reviews of casual board games.

Transport yourself back to Rome in Stefan Feld’s latest award-nominated game, Carpe Diem.

Outdoor games can tick a lot of boxes: a fun way to get outside, an activity for picnics and backyard parties, and a nice element of nostalgia.

Grow a patch full of scary pumpkins, spooky powers, and tasty points!

Players are squires, vying for King Arthur's favor. Fight in tournaments, woo a lady, slay a dragon, and give to charity: all to get a step up against your opponents.

Would you rather be an ant or zombie? Pick a side, and claim the garden for your team, as there’s only room for one in this back yard.

Encounter femme fatales, mafia baddies, and corrupt cops, in an expansion to the cooperative mystery solving game Chronicles of Crime.

Draft dice and create a yummy menu of sushi, as you compete for points and a tasty dinner.

The latest roll-and-write from designer de jour Wolfgang Warsch makes its way to the North American market via Stronghold Games. Does it truly mimic the fun of playing a beloved video game shape-stacking experience?

Blue Orange’s new game of creation and combination, Mindblock is about creating sets from the blocks in your hand and those on the table.

Sometimes you just want to flip over the table, but still want to be invited back to play again next week. What’s a person to do? Enter the Outburst Game Table.

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