Will you use your wiles to set traps around the house to protect your family’s belongings? Or take on the role of the thieves, breaking in and looking for valuable loot?
Renegade Game Studios has announced a horror-themed game, Big G Creative has announced a game inspired by Trapper Keepers, and Cryptozoic brings a time travel theme to their Spyfall line.
The winner of this year’s Spiel des Jahres award has been announced, USAopoly (The Op) and Steve Jackson Games are collaborating on a new edition of Munchkin, and a new expansion for Disney Villainous will be released next week.
This month’s Kickstarter games allow players to step into the shoes of time strapped doctors, working together to beat the clock and tend to all patients in time, henchmen vying to get hired for villainous schemes and earn influence, and even Robinson Crusoe, looking for a way off his island.
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