#board-games

#board-games

Writing board game reviews often sends reviewers down weird research paths to write, hopefully witty, introductions. Today's game Australis, follows turtles navigating the EAC, or East Australian Current (as most famously featured in Finding Nemo with Crush and Squirt). But I found EAC is a more commonly used acronym for Estimate at Completion, Equivalent Annual Cost, Election Assistance Commission, and Extended Acute Care, which now has me thinking this game is really about either turtles working in accounting or health care.

The new Ethnos: Second Edition is excellent and, in my humble opinion, worth discarding the first edition if you still have it.

Every time there is a holiday or after you eat, you will play cards,

"This game, where players pretend to develop an island by gathering resources, building roads, and forming trading alliances, is the best board game for entrepreneurs."

The Sims Board Game adapts the life management gameplay of the video games into a replayable tabletop experience for 2-5 players, launching for $20 on August 15.

Alex Butler, the creator of Taco vs. Burrito, stated, "It was never something that I've been attached to or anything. It's not super important to me."

The romantasy genre has taken off through online communities like BookTok and Bookstagram, with series such as A Court of Thorns and Roses gaining attention.

Monopoly: Pokemon Edition is currently on sale for $18.74 at Amazon, Walmart, and Target, down from its regular price of $25 and launched last December.

In Unconscious Mind, 1-4 players become historic contemporaries of Sigmund Freud, contributing to the burgeoning field of psychoanalysis over 60-120 minutes.

Vantage allows players to chart their own paths across over 800 interconnected locations and discover 900 unique cards, fostering deep exploration and creativity.

"Too often, people who use drugs are reduced to just that: drug users. This campaign reminds us of their humanity, their ability to act, and their right to be heard."

This set is the ultimate game night essential and a thoughtful, nostalgic gift your dad will actually want. The set includes seven classic games.

In this competitive resource management game, each of the seven rounds begins with drawing a Donald Duck card which will offer benefits for that day.

Tony enjoys games that allow him to fully immerse himself in their themes, indicating his preference for thematic over mechanical gameplay.

Ogre's Designer Edition is a prime example of a shelf hog, as it measures 24" x 20" x 5.5", combining a larger game experience in one box.

Diatoms successfully combines beauty, strategy, and education, allowing players to create stunning patterns while learning about microscopic algae from the Victorian era.

Worms: The Board Game, stemming from the classic video game series, offers quick, strategic fun for 2-6 players, blending thematic silliness with turn-based action.

The newly launched Super Pixel Tactics features upgraded art and design, a storage system, and introduces solo play, refreshing a beloved classic for modern audiences.

Train & Railway offers a unique approach to train games with 20 diverse maps, allowing players to experience different strategies and gameplay dynamics each session.

In Warcrow Adventures, players engage in cooperative missions with a mixture of exploration and strategic combat, balancing risks and rewards through action cubes.