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Potion Making Practice Kind of Like Hogwarts in a Card Game Review by Craig Hargraves *The copy of the game reviewed was generously donated to The Boardgamers by the publisher RightGames. The Harry Potter series of books and movies has been a major feature of our pop culture for […] The Engima of Leonardo An Enigmatic Filler Review by Craig Hargraves * The copy of this game being reviewed was generously donated to The Boardgamers by the publisher RightGames. The Enigma of Leonardo, designed by Sergey Machin and published by Russian publisher RightGames, is a simple filler but with […] Dominion Seaside Get Ready for a Romping Time on the High Seas Review by Craig Hargraves Dominion Seaside is the 3rd instalment in the Dominion series and the first true “expansion” expansion. It brings to the table another 26 Kingdom Cards with a good mix of cards costing from […] Dominion Intrigue Dominion or Intrigue? Dominion and Intrigue? Review by Craig Hargraves Dominion Intrigue is the first expansion for the extremely popular Dominion series and also has the distinction of being a stand alone game in its own right. Combining these two games makes for a game that can […] Dominion Bland But Brilliant Review by Craig Hargraves Like Magic the Gathering, its inspirational forebear before it, Donald X. Vaccarino’s Dominion has established and defined a brand new genre of game. In Dominion’s case, it is the Deck Building Game and it has inspired a host of other games […] Battlestar Galactica Betrayal Has Never Been So Much Fun! Review by Craig Hargraves Okay, so Starbuck is a cigar-chugging chick, Tigh is white and Boomer is Asian. And a woman. Sure…” That’s pretty much my initial reaction to news of the recent Battlestar Galactica TV remake. From my childhood I have two strong Science Fiction […] Dixit “It’s Kind of Like Apples to Apples… But With Style!” Review by Craig Hargraves One of the problems with party games in recent years is that many of them, for better or worse, tend to riff off the extremely successful Apples to Apples formula. Sadly this […] Roll Through the Ages Civ Building Doesn’t Get Much Easier or Quicker Review by Craig Hargraves Ever since discovering Sid Meier’s Civilization computer game as a child, I’ve loved Civ games. There’s just something about the exploration, planning, development and conflict that can keep me engaged for hours and […] |
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