We review Braided Skies, published by Stonemaier Games. Soar across the land in airships to discover wonders and impress tourists.

We review Viking Route, published by Ares Games. Use magnets to sail the waters of the North Sea as you re-live Norse myths.

We review TEND, published by IV Studios. Farm, explore, and fish on an alien world.

We preview Sky Bloom, published by Merchants of Play. Strategically grow rooftop gardens, attract pollinators, & adapt to shifting weather.

We review Flamecraft Duals, published by Cardboard Alchemy. Place dragons, fire up powers and match the most shops!

We review Cascadia: Alpine Lakes, published by Flatout Games. Create a beautiful alpine environment as you layer habitats and wildlife.

We review Oasis: New Life on a Distant World, published by The Op. Cultivate a vibrant biome where the circle of life fuels the ecosystem’s survival!

We review Primal Legends, published by Reggie Games. A standalone boss-battler card game set in the Primal universe.

We review Covenant, a German Millan title published by Devir Games. Help dwarves fight, upgrade, and more, to reclaim their ancestral home.

I don’t know about you, but I’m always rationalizing why I need to buy another board game. It’s even better when someone else does it for me, so I’m here to help you with that. If you’re not familiar…

We review Last Lantern, published by Wonderful World Board Games. Puzzle through the fog with friends to reach the fading light.

We review Realm of Reckoning, published by IV Studios. Control the fate of demigods and uncover your opponent’s hidden allegiance.

We review LA-1, published by Trick or Treat Studios. Work with other detectives to solve cases in the remains of Los Angeles.

We review Carcassonne Labyrinth, published by Ravensburger. Push, run, and build your way to victory!

We review Light Speed Arena, published by Pegasus Spiele. A fast and fun real-time space battler with amazing companion app.

We review Disney Lorcana: Illumineer’s Quest – The Great Hunny Escape, published by Ravensburger. In this adventure, up to 4 players team up together, to save Piglet.

We review Assemble!, published by AEG. Build the team you wish existed. This game is the crossover you’ve always wanted.

So one hobby wasn’t enough, huh? Now you need a hobby within a hobby? Welllll… me too, so follow me down the rabbit hole of 3D Printing for Board Gamers. 3D printing…

We review Jibber Jabble, published by Allyplay Games. Attempt to telepathically give clues to a hidden word!

We review Tag Team: Arthur’s Legacy, published by Scorpion Masque. Arthurian Legends have entered the deckbuilding, auto-battling arena!

We review Horrified: Dungeons and Dragons Ravenloft, published by Ravensburger. Disassemble Carrionette, fell Gulthias Tree, bring down Baba Lysaga, & take on Strahd

We review Spell, published by Nuts Publishing. Two wizards duel in a magic palace.

We review Shards of Creation, published by Brotherwise Games. Harness the primal forces of Brandon Sanderson’s Cosmere.

We review Questline, published by Thunderworks Games. Draft & craft a hand of cards to tell your hero’s tale of adventure!

We review Stonk Market, published by Allplay. To the moon! Find out who has paper hands and who has diamond hands.

We review Camp Grizzly 2nd Edition Review, published by Trick or Treat Games. Cooperative horror game where counselors try to survive and reach the finale.

At Gen Con this year, we met with Ravensburger to hear about what new games they were releasing at the show. To the surprise of none of us, they had a massive amount of new games to show off.

We review Legends of the Arena, published by Toth Games. Knock your opponents out of the Arena and claim victory!

We review Marvel: Crisis Protocol Alliances – Night of the Goblin, published by Atomic Mass Games. Players work together to thwart each of the Green Goblin’s sinister plots.

We review the Lost Ruins of Arnak: Surprise Shipment, published by CGE. Venture deeper into the jungle, where the ancient canopy guards its oldest mysteries.

We review The Battle of Versailles, published by 25th Century Games. The best fashion designers of the world compete to become the most influential.

Say what you will about Queen Games and their publishing practices, but when you partner with a game designer like Stefan Feld, you’re bound to generate some good games, even if the boxes are larger…

We review Symbiosis, published by Hachette Games. Develop your pond in symbiosis with your neighbors.

I am an abstract fanatic. While I certainly haven’t played them all, because as far as I know, my time in life is finite, I have played more than the average bear. But my favorite “rivalry” in the…

What’s a better way to spice up your summer travel plans than packing new micro-games from Button Shy’s Summer 2026 collection. I’ll be giving a preview of two of the new titles, Forest Rivals (for 2…

We review the Galileo Galilei: Luna Expansion, published by Capstone Games. Observe the Moon and play with four new astronomers!

We review Icaion, published by Tabula Games. Seekers set out to tame the wildlands and unravel the mysteries of the Colossus.

We review Moytura, published by Bitewing Games. Invoke legendary deities and battle for control of ancient Ireland.

It is well known around Board Game Quest Headquarters that I am the resident Stefan Feld aficionado/fanboy/devotee/stalker. Naturally, then, when the BGQ Bulletin Board announced an assignment to…

We review the Splendor Duel: The Counterfeiters expansion published by Space Cowboys. Add asymmetry and variety to your games of Splendor Duel.

We’ve all been there. You see a game, love the art, hear the hype, and think: “This is the one. We are going to grow old together.” But then the cardboard hits the table, you play it…

We review The Networks: Primetime, published by Formal Ferret Games. TV executives compete for stars, shows, and ads to ensure their network is #1.

We review Heat: Pedal to the Metal, published by Days of Wonder. Push your car to the limit in the pursuit of victory, but don’t overheat!

We review World Order, published by Hegamonic Project Games. Simulate the modern global political system in this area-majority game.

We review Smash Up, published by AEG. Combine two awesome factions and battle opponents to see who rules.

Gen Con is fast approaching, and along with the annual Essen convention, it’s one of the biggest times for new board game releases. As of this writing, there are over 500 new tabletop games either…

We review the five new investigators for chapter two of the Arkham Horror Living Card Game, published by Fantasy Flight Games.

We review the Origin Story: Heroes and Villains expansion, published by Stonemaier Games. Triple the number of heroes (and villains) to become in Origin Story!

We review Boss Fighters QR, published by Pegasus Spiele. Team up and use your wits and gear to crack the tactics of intelligent boss monsters.