The Deepwood has consumed much of the world, and it is full of horrible monsters. Dealing with these monsters becomes a job for hire, and free companies of mercenaries form to do that.
Does this algorithm know your taste in board games better than you?
Tell Dirk what games you have and the algorithm will compare them to the list of features and qualities associated with them to work out what they have in common, and therefore what sort of games you like.
You’ll punch your sister: A review of Can’t Catch Harry
Can’t Catch Harry is a lark. I think it’ll leave the games cupboard on special occasions.
Devir reveal La Vina the winemaking game at UK Games Expo
The latest game from Devir is La Vina. It’s a game based around grapes and wine management (who wouldn’t like that?).
Fog of Love adds LGBT+ friendly covers
In Fog of Love, much like in life, you rather discover the rules as you play. The goal is, often, to be happy in a relationship.
From the Tokyo Game Market to Birmingham: Three new games from Moaideas
The art below shows Japanese text as these are the promotional graphics from the Tokyo Game Market.
The Runelords board game premieres at UK Games Expo
The Runelords board game is set before the books and will begin its Kickstarter campaign this September.
It’s a thing: Space Invaders – The Board Game
It’s a 2-4 player game in which you’re defending your moon base from the iconic aliens. It’s a competitive game, though, as you’re competing to get the best score.
Blink, and you’ll miss it: Devil May Cry – The Bloody Place on Kickstarter
Steamforged Games have given themselves only one week to raise £150,000 on Kickstarter for their Devil May Cry board game.
Back after 13 years: Cleopatra and the Society of Architects
The original Cleopatra and the Society of Architects was released back in 2006 by Days of Wonder.
