This month finds some truly gorgeous artwork on Kickstarter, a game about growing flowers, a solo game that puts you in the role of the French resistance, a social deduction game of villagers and demons, and…high school volleyball?
Take a trip through time to visit Stonehenge, the time of the dinosaurs, or the moon landing — trying to catch a criminal who is wreaking havoc on the time-space continuum.
Days of Wonder has announced a new Ticket to Ride game, Renegade Game Studios has a time traveling trick taking game available for preorder, and the winners of the Golden Geek Awards have been announced.
Skull has been around since 2011 as Skull & Roses, and even received a 2011 Spiel des Jahres Recommended mention. Brought back in a brand new edition, with brand new artwork and some alternate rules, how does the game stack up, so many years later?
WizKid has announced two new games, Indie Boards and Cards is releasing Conflicting Legends in the US, and the 2018 Golden Geek Awards have been announced.
Precious Cargo is a two-player pick up and deliver game in which players move back and forth between two countries, picking up goods and taking them to be sold.
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