We Love Games – Board Game News & Reviews
The Game: Face to Face will be familiar to anyone who played the original, but instead of cooperating, you’re racing to beat your opponent in a hand management duel. But just because you’re competing doesn’t mean you can’t help them – in fact, you probably won’t win unless you do! Want to know more? Check out Game in a Minute!
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Mandala is a beautiful, easy to engage abstract set collection game for 2. Featuring colorful cards and a cloth game mat, Mandala is attractive on the table, but is it the game for you? Check out Game in a Minute and find out!
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Dual Powers: Revolution 1917 is a beautifully-presented area-influence duel for 2 which combines a clever action-cost mechanism with just enough bluffing and mind-games to keep things tense and engaging the whole way through!
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A Game of Cat & Mouth is like a cross between knock hockey, pinball, and a boisterous trip to the vet all rolled up into one. As a dexterity flicking game it’s design might look toy-like, but is it as fun as its’ packaging? Check out Jess’ review to find out.
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Today Andrew gives us a quick look at Riot Games’ Tellstones: King’s Gambit an abstract bluffing game set in Runeterra, the world of the League of Legends video game.
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Fluttering Souls is a beautifully illustrated drafting and set collection game for 2. But does this game of butterfly collection have a spot in yours? Watch Game in a Minute to help you decide!
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Title: The Science and Seance Society Publisher: New Mill Industries Designer: Daniel Newman Artist: Daniel Newman Player Count: 2 The
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Agricola: All Creatures Big and Small – The Big Box is more than just a mouthful; it’s a 2 player worker placement game about building a farm and managing your livestock. But how big is the gameplay in this new Big Box edition? Check out Game in a minute and find out!
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School of Sorcery is a 2 player duel where aspiring casters use arcane magics to claim powerful artifacts and allies in a dice-driven area control contest. Want to know more? Check our our review!
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Katana is a game of simple mechanics. Each turn, you will manage your hand of cards to attack your opponent, fighting to break through their armor and defeat them before they can manage to do the same to you. Your cards can be used in several different ways, and deciding when to commit a card to an attack versus hold it back for defense or to use to assume a battle stance is at the heart of Katana and what makes it an engaging, streamlined experience.
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