Board Games and More!
by Cassie Elle
In episode 73, I check out a 2-4 player card game called Zombie Road, in which players are running away from zombies, trying to accumulate the miles they need to reach the zombie-free oasis. To learn more about Zombie Road, visit www.zombieroadgame.com Music Intro and outro: Rainbow Street by Scott Holmes Playthrough: Toys …
by Cassie Elle
In episode 72, I share my thoughts regarding this gorgeous card game, Go Eco. A 2-3 player game (or up to 6 with a second deck of cards), players race to be the first to earn the predetermined amount of game-winning points by collecting cards into their hands which make up ecosystems. A little bit …
by Cassie Elle
NOTE: Carla of Weird Giraffe Games is a member of The Indie Game Report. While my opinion remains unbiased regardless of her TIGR membership, I just want to let you know 😉 In episode 71, I’m sharing a game with you coming to Kickstarter this month, Fire in the Library from Weird Giraffe Games, designed …
by Cassie Elle
In my 70th review, I share my thoughts on the single-player game Quest: Awakening of Melior from Silent Se7en Games.
by Cassie Elle
In episode 69 I take a look at a game set called Monster Dice, by Brian Edwards. Monster Dice comes with carved dice which look like monsters, and candy cards.
by Cassie Elle
In episode 68 I take a look at the trick-taking game Dia de los Muertos by Jolly Roger Games and UltraPRO. Two thumbs up from me!
by Cassie Elle
In episode 67, we push clans of peasants to become lords and demons in the 2-4 player game Four Towers: A Journey of Lords and Demons.
by Cassie Elle
In episode 66 we draft letters in hopes of spelling the most valuable word each round in the 2-4 player game, Movable Type, by Robin David.
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by Cassie Elle
In episode 65, we travel to Oaxaca City and play the part of a crafter, trying to sell handicrafts in the marketplace in the game Oaxaca: Crafts of a Culture.
by Cassie Elle
Most gamers can attest to the fact that there is something just not fun about tic-tac-toe. You almost always stalemate, or methodically win. Pocket Ops from Grand Gamers Guild fixes all that nonsense and turns tic-tac-toe into a game you actually want to play repeatedly.
