If you are looking for a fun dice game that is quick to pick up and play and offers excitement, changing rules, and rewards taking chances, then I highly recommend ‘SKUNK’D.’
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‘Bang Out of Order’ is an excellent party game for people who don’t like party games.
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I have been playing tabletop wargames for around 40 years. Some have used cardboard counters while others has plastic miniatures. A few used decks of cards to represent units, actions, and terrain. A few years ago I came across a game set during WWII that featured one of my favorites game mechanics, deck building. While […]
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Gaming can be expensive, and that’s before kids are part of the equation! Here are our top 6 tips for making gaming fun and free.
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Today I’ve got a roundup of seven tabletop game projects on Kickstarter and Gamefound.
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The bad news: you’re dead. The good news: somehow, that doesn’t stop you from exploring this weird dungeon and trying to battle your way out.
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The minotaur apprentices have one final project: constructing a dungeon to challenge Queen Amalia’s heroes to become Master Architect.
Continue ReadingLet me start by saying the unpopular thing out loud: I’m not normally a fan of the Legend of Zelda franchise. I know. Hear me out though. My first Zelda game was in the 1980s. I got confused. I got lost. I rage quit. More recently, I tried to play Tears of the Kingdom. I […]
Continue ReadingI have been playing The Sims since a few of my gaming friends were talking about the release of Sims 3 and trusting their judgement, I picked up the game and was hooked ever since. The Sims 3 eventually became The Sims 4 and eventually I found myself wondering how long I had left with The Sims 4 until The […]
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Battling climate change is a global affair. Nations must work together to build technologies and cut carbon emissions before the rising temperatures cause irreversible crises.
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When I was taking German as a world language class in high school, I learned about an old Christmas tradition. While Saint Nicholas, or Santa Claus, would bring gifts to good children, a demon named Krampus would punish children who were misbehaving. That seems like a lot worse than just getting coal in your stocking.
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Like last month’s ‘Mario Party Jamboree,’ ‘Mario & Luigi: Brothership’ is a series highpoint perfect tailored to the Nintendo Switch environment.
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‘Dungeons & Dragons: Onslaught–Tendrils of the Lichen Lich’ is a competitive starter set that is a perfect introduction into the ‘Dungeons & Dragons: Onslaught’ system.
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Powerful new tools have come to Heroforge, allowing users to create previously impossible designs with east.
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Slash away in 16-bit style.
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‘High Noon’ returns with a Backerkit campaign where players can purchase the starter set as well as many different expansions and exclusive content.
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Hosting a haunted Halloween game night this year? Here’s a selection of tabletop games to get your guests and ghosts into the holiday spirit!
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Four years ago, Jeopardy host Ken Jennings and Magic: The Gathering creator Richard Garfield teamed up to create Half Truth, a trivia game with a twist. I reviewed the game back then and gave it our GeekDad Approved seal of approval, so when the publisher reached out asking if I would take a look at the second incarnation […]
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The only one who might be able to defeat Fire Lord Ozai is the Avatar … but will Aang be ready when the time comes? What Is Avatar: Journey of Aang? Avatar: Journey of Aang is a cooperative game for 1 to 4 players, ages 8 and up, and takes about 30–60 minutes to play. […]
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Lionsgate sent over a press drop for the physical release of ‘Borderlands’.
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Build your village and protect it from the surrounding creatures!
Continue ReadingLet me start by saying the unpopular thing out loud: I’m not normally a fan of the Legend of Zelda franchise. I know. Hear me out though. My first Zelda game was in the 1980s. I got confused. I got lost. I rage quit. More recently, I tried to play Tears of the Kingdom. I […]
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When getting together as a family or a group of friends, whether at home, on vacation, or even camping, card games can be a great way to have fun, socialize, and bond together. While many traditional card games use the standard poker deck with number and face cards, there are many newer card games that […]
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Time to knit some cozy garments to keep you warm for the winter!
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With its amazing mix of boards, characters, minigames, and modes, ‘Super Mario Party Jamboree’ is a satisfying new chapter in the beloved franchise that lets you play exactly the way you want.
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I have good news and bad news. The bad news? You’re dead. But the good news is now you’ve got the chance to tell an amazing story about it.
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An edition worthy of Dungeon & Dragons’ 50th anniversary.
Continue ReadingI have been playing The Sims since a few of my gaming friends were talking about the release of Sims 3 and trusting their judgement, I picked up the game and was hooked ever since. The Sims 3 eventually became The Sims 4 and eventually I found myself wondering how long I had left with The Sims 4 until The […]
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Which city will prevail? Recruit citizens and rely on their abilities to gather the most sparks.
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It’s time for trick-or-treating! Ghouls are trying to lure kids to their haunted houses, but the neighborhood girls are working together to save the younger kids.
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