Besiege: just what couldn’t mindboggling siege engines do?
How fun could creating siege engines possibly be? Besiege encourages you to find out.
Mini Metro – Bite-sized puzzle strategy game wrapped in a minimalistic atmosphere of transit craze
Mini Metro, a satisfying minimalistic puzzle game about passengers, metro systems, and real cities. What else could an evening need? …
Mexican Train – A quality family game
Mexican Train is an incredibly fun board game best enjoyed with family or friends. The unique rules make it exciting …
Gwent – A review of the Nilfgaardian Empire and Northern Realms decks
Gwent is a wonderful limited edition collectible for any The Witcher fan. It is a great strategic card game for …
Grand Ages: Rome – A Deeply Elaborated City-building Strategy
In the city-builder Grand Ages: Rome, you become a leader of several expanding Roman colonies spread throughout Europe. Will you …
The Mole in the Hole – Like chess but for adults
Make your childhood great again. Find again or for the first time your favorite board game the Mole in the …
The Hermeneutics of the Storm Tribe
Jonne Arjoranta’s paper “What does it mean to be Orlanthi? Hermeneutic Challenge in King of Dragon Pass” examines the game …
“Battle of the Reds and the Whites in Finland in 1918” Review
A century-old boardgame with unbalanced gameplay makes for a good conversation piece
COSMIC ENCOUNTER, A BOARD GAME OF COSMIC PROPORTIONS
Take part in interplanetary colonization with, or against, your friends using your alien powers in #CosmicEncounter
Iron Marines Review
Iron Marines is a fun and challenging mobile RTS and a rare gem for mobile gamers in the Free-to-play era.
4x Gamer as Myth: Understanding through Player Mythologies
4X gamer as a player mythology.
Postcolonialism, Case: Civilization V
Civilization V is biased, imperialist and silences contrary voices. Like real history.
GUNS UP!
GUNS UP! is a free-to-play tower defense game with a military twist, where the players’ armies attack each other’s bases. …
Ubongo
Erika Kallinen Platform: Board game Developer: Grzegorz Rejchtman Publisher of the Finnish version: Competo Release year: 2007 Age rating: 8+ The number of players: 2-4 Length of …
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