Azul: duel

Of all the games I’ve played over the years for Tabletop Gaming, the one that I’ve hands down talked about the most, taken to the most places, and played with the most people, is Flip 7. Surprised? On

You’re coming in hot - and it’s not just the coffee. You can see the airport in front of you. Air traffic control has cleared the runway. The last pesky British Airways flight is taxiing off somewhere

There are a few designers on the board game scene that I would stick my neck on the line and say: You should pay attention to these people, because in a few years, they’ll be massive. If we gave award

Looks like it’s a monster mash, and you’ve been drafted in to help. The box art for Vampire Village shows a classic depiction of a Nosferatu-like vampire, standing menacingly over a sleepy Germanic vi

Wargames are pushing the boundaries of narrative gaming. I, Napoleon, War Story: Occupied France, and Undaunted: Stalingrad are a few recent revelatory titles with a story-driven framing of conflict.

Quorum is a game of two halves set in ancient Rome. No, that doesn’t mean it’s about Romans playing football. We’re talking about the fact that although it may be mechanically easy to play, the scorin