Do you want your board games to be game that you can master, or are you looking for variability in them? Do you like one way better than the other?
What is coming up on Malts and Meeples, and how do I want to grow it? I put it down in writing so that you can help make it happen.
Where is the crew of the Manticore headed on Sleeping Gods play through part 9 by Red Raven Games? We near the end game.
Board Gaming was strong for me again in the month of February. Where do I stand on my goal for 365 plays in a year?
Horror and mystery await with Spire’s End from Greg Favro. This is a solo and two player adventure and story driven game.
Crowdfunding continues to heat up with some big titles in March. Which one have really caught my eye for the month?
Do you find that you have a preference, maybe based on length a board game takes? And is it really the length of the game that makes a difference?
The crew of the Manticore can now delve into dungeons in Sleeping Gods by Red Raven Games. See what that expansion adds to the game.
What games are good for big groups? That’s what I’m looking at as I rank all the big group games that I’ve played.
Unsettled is back on Kickstarter, I passed on it last time it was there, is it going to be a Back or a Brick for me this time around?