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The game ends quietly when you tap a victory card that you earned several turns ago. Resource shortage isn’t usually much of a threat in Cities and Knights. It’s an arithmetic problem: how many points do I need to devote to my defense? How many does that cost me if I want to win? Because … Read more
Seafarers plays like Catan on water (until the second time you play it), and then you know that the ocean is nothing more than an area for your plans to meet their death at the hands of pirates. The base game is wood, brick, and point-counting. This expansion is all about taking chances as you … Read more
So what’s a player to do when they see an adversary has just taken a noble tile and sits two points away from victory in Splendor? Gems abound in your hand, plus you have running discount engines; still, it feels like navigating your way to fifteen prestige points is more like walking through a maze. … Read more
It’s a bit of a look-but-don’t-touch experience at first, because Azul’s scoring rules has a way of throwing people off. There are times when you’ll confidently lay down a tile only to discover it triggered a penalty for exposed floor which can cost you dearly on the scoreboard. Most mistakes come from misunderstanding how points … Read more
Everdell’s scoring isn’t simply based off the cards you’ve laid out on your table. It’s about the points you didn’t see coming, or the slots you neglected to fill in, or those hidden efficiencies that will make all the difference at game end. Those legends is worth keeping an eye on: They’re valuable, but they … Read more
Acrostic frustrations have a familiar course. They begin full of excitement as you fill in straightforward clues and marvel at the developing quote. But then comes muddle that is usually middle part, when poem appears as gibberish and solutions feel vague. Now we can make this experience more measurable: We can turn your subjective sense … Read more
A game of Balderdash has its own brand of chaos, one where five friends sits around a table, the air full of betrayal and bluffing, and everyone laughs as a friend boldly backs up their definition of an ancient Roman plumbing system. It’s a game that thrives on words and wits, but without good bookkeeping, … Read more
