A review copy of Chicago & Northwestern was kindly provided by Rio Grande Games. Thoughts & opinions are my own. Ticket to Ride is too light, and 18xx games make my brain want to cry, so for me, Cube Rail games are where it’s at. Chicago & Northwestern from the person many consider to be the father of cube rails – John Bohrer – originally came out in 2016, then landed again in 2023 thanks to…

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A review copy of Greylune was kindly provided by Hachette Boardgames UK. Thoughts & opinions are my own. Greylune whisks the players away to a fantasy land inhabited by monsters, magic, and sheep. Action selection via a clever Dutch auction system sits atop a clever engine-builder whose diminutive stature belies a nuanced, tightly woven Euro game. There’s a lot to like about Greylune…

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