Monza is a car racing board game where players participate in a big race, rolling colorful dice and moving their racing cars around a track. Players will need to make strategic (but light) decisions about how to best utilize their dice for maximum movement. Kids love the toy factor here, since they get to race […]
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If you enjoy a beautifully illustrated, engaging, and versatile card game to play with a partner, add Ecologies card game by Montrose Biology to your game shelf. This game takes inspiration from popular titles like Settlers of Catan, Agricola, and Dominion, and features beautiful vintage Victorian art. Designed for 1-6 players, but with a few
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By: Catan Studio Players: 3-4 (up to 6 with expansions) Ages: 10+ Time: 60 mins + Talk about a Modern Classic. This multi-award-winning, strategic co-op game is nearly thirty years old now and has seen success that very few board games achieve. Its unique and engaging gaming experience has made it a staple in the
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There’s something that feels automatically familiar about Kingdomino game, the tile laying board game. Perhaps it’s the illustrative artwork that reminds you of a children’s picture book, or perhaps it’s the reference to dominos, a game that has transcended through generations. Either way, it’s an easy game to get off the shelf and out on
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Picking the right board games for kids can be tricky. You have to consider what stories and themes will capture their interest, what style of game is going to best fit their needs, and also make sure you are at a level that challenges them without being overly complex. So whether you are picking out
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There are some games that seem to appear on every gamer’s shelf, and Azul Board Game is one of them. There’s something magnetic about this lovely game and the beautiful tiles that come with it, which, when paired with a gentle tile laying premise and straightforward ruleset, it’s obvious why it has become a modern
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