The Architects of Amytis Review
How do I lure you into reading a review of the two player board game, The Architects of Amytis? Clearly not with a hook like this… or did I?
Board Games
I’d like to say the definition of a board game is that it requires a board. However, that is not the case anymore.
For the purpose of Board Game Review, games will be divided into four distinct categories: Board Games, Card Games, Dice Games and Miniature Games.
The boundaries are now frequently merging so some games may appear in more than one category. Generally though, a game will go into the category which most represents it and its components. Other subdivisions will occur such as Word Games, but you will discover these as you browse this website. Hopefully it will all start to make sense!
Board games will therefore be the home for anything that doesn’t focus its attention on cards, dice and miniatures. Generally involving some sort of player board or predetermined playing space.
For A Crown Review
The Kaiser Chiefs sung ‘Ruby, Ruby, Ruby’ & ‘I predict a riot’, combine those two songs and you get For A Crown, and I’m reviewing it!
Finspan Review
Have you got the attention span to read a review of Finspan, a follow up to Wingspan and Wyrmspan?
Fromage Review
If you want to read a review of Fromage there is no hard cheese here! You absolutely can!
Survive the Island Review
Can you survive reading this board game review of Survive the Island? I certainly hope so!
Harmonies Review
Harmonies caused a buzz in 2024, so let’s make it the first board game review of 2025! That makes sense right?
Cascadia Review
I know I should write something here to entice you into reading my review of Cascadia, but I’ve gone blank, so just click here!
Agent Avenue Review
We’re gonna rock down to Agent Avenue, And then we’ll take you higher (with a board game review!)
Looot Review
We check out ‘Let’s Make a Conga Line of Vikings’, aka Looot, in this board game review!
Cities Review
We built these cities on rock and roll… oh no we didn’t, we used cardboard tiles and plastic buildings… oh well read the review of the board game Cities here!