I love my fantasy games, but how do I rank all of them? Time to dive into another longer list of games that might give you ideas of what to play.
My game plays of Sleeping Gods by Red Raven Games reaches it’s epic conclusion as the crew of the Manticore races against the clock.
Fire up the assembly line in Detroit’s automotive heyday and see if you can out produce and sell your opponents in Motor City by Motor City Gameworks.
Res Arcana is a crunchy engine building game with a small package? Is the game length to brain power the right ratio?
Is Air, Land & Sea going to be a game that sticks around for me as a two player only game? It has some stiff competition and do I like the theme?
Arboretum is a pretty game about trees and planting runs of them. But is it a game that is too simple and just here for it’s artwork?
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?
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