Zombicide has been around for quite some time. I have never been a
zombie fan, so I never got around to trying it until recently, when I played
the second edition of the game. This is a cooperative game. Every player
controls two characters. You try to survive in a zombie apocalypse. The game
is scenario based, and every scenario has a different set of winning
conditions.
Similo is a cooperative card game that is doing well. There are many
different decks with different themes and characters. So far I have played
three of them. In this game one player is the clue giver and the rest are
guessers. A grid of 4x3 is laid out. One of these cards is a secret goal which
only the clue giver knows. The clue giver needs to provide information to the
rest
I did a spoiler-free post
about Regicide Legacy in April, giving a quick overview and
showing the basic game components. This post continues from there. The first
part of this post will contain no spoilers. If you have not played the game
and you are thinking about it, it's safe to proceed.
I played the Regicide Legacy campaign with younger
There has been quite a few Lord of the Rings games in recent years. I think that's a good thing. I hope this brings more people into the boardgame hobby. There are two games in the Lord of the Rings Trick-Taking Game series so far - The Fellowship of the Ring and The Two Towers. I have only played some of the missions in The Fellowship of the Ring. I was told The Two Towers is