Miyabi Review
From the creator of Azul comes a tile placement gardening game, Miyabi, build a tsukiyama and stroll through our review.
Family Games
Here you will find games that are perfect for families to sit down and play. I am always very thorough in letting you know the ages games are suitable for. This is based on my own experience of being a dad of three fantastic boys who like to play board games almost as much as me.
I think it is vitally important for parents to find ways to encourage children to unplug from computers and interact with their family and there is no better way of achieving this than playing a great board game. So read some reviews and features and see which one appeals to you and your family. Make playing board games something you do after a Sunday lunch or as a late night treat!
The Crew: The Quest For Planet Nine Review
Ground control to Major Tom. Take your protein pills and put your helmet on, we are reviewing The Crew: The Quest for Planet Nine
Star Wars Labyrinth Review
Is the Star Wars version of Labyrinth a-Maze-ing? Read our review to find out!
Taskmaster The Board Game Review
Oh look it’s Little Alex Horne! Not only that it is Taskmaster The Board Game! Not only that but this is the Board Game Review of it!
Little Town Review
Have we got an axe to grind about Little Town? Read our Board Game Review about this worker placement game to find out!
Karuba Review
Make a maze of paths through the jungle, collecting gems & gold while racing to reach the temple treasure in Karuba, read the review here!
Nmbr 9 Review
NMBR 9 is a bit like playing a stacking version of Tetris blindfolded without the Russian music… is that a good or a bad thing though?
Canine Kleptomaniacs Review
Canine Kleptomaniacs is a family card game about pilfering pups hiding their owner’s belongings, find out more in our review!
Splendor: Game of the Month October 2020
Splendor was Board Game Review’s game of the month for October, wanna know why? Find out here!
Twin It! Review
What do Ocean Colour Scene and Twin It! have in common? Nothing it seems but that didn’t stop me trying to make a link as you will find out in this review!