In 1988, investigative reporter Andy Bailey was shot while pursuing a story. The case was never solved. Can you comb through witness statements, autopsy reports, and crime scene photos to find the killer all these years later?
Big Potato Games has announced Snakesss, Pandasaurus has a new game available for pre-order, and Ares Games is releasing Masters of the Night next week.
One deck of cards, over thirty games to play! Pairs: Deluxe Edition features a deck of cards developed by Cheapass Games, and includes a booklet full of games and variants you can play with it.
Renegade Game Studios has announced a new series of mystery games, Z-Man Games will be releasing the next game in their Pandemic: Hot Zone line, and Gen Con 2021 registration news.
Two pirate teams set sail in search of Blackbeard’s hidden treasure. Race through puzzles to collect the most doubloons and be declared the pirate winner!
Magical creatures are looking for a new home. Bid on as many as you like with as much money as you like. But be careful, because the player who spends the most will be eliminated at the end.
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