GamesReviews written by DavidNorris
Fantastic card game from Martin Wallace where money is tightly contested and poverty is around every corner. Excellent production from Osprey games. Critically a great game, personally, I enjoy a little more chaos.
Not without its faults, Imperium Classics delivers a deep and enthralling experience that is tempered by the slower second half of the game.
Another real time gem from Connor Reid! I can see it becoming tiresome over extend plays, so best to only bring it out occasionally. Otherwise, unleash your inner sleuth and find out who took that macguffin!
A great game of flicking flightless birds. Unfortunately, more of a novelty than a mainstay of any board game night. That is, of course, unless you have kids in which case they will eat this game up like it's chocolate cake!
Evolution creates a closed ecosystem, where your actions directly impact others. This creates a lot of interactivity and strategies around how to play. Unfortunately, it also somewhat dictates how you should play and what your actions should be. Otherwise, it's a great family friendly card game that also educates... Which is a massive plus in my book.
Fort is an fantastic game with slight misalignment between its theme and mechanics. Otherwise, it's one of the better card games I've played. Don't be fooled by the theme. its a serious game that can burn your brain!
Not often does an expansion take a great game and elevate it beyond it's original to such an extent as Suburbia Inc. It's one of the few MUST HAVES if you own the original.
This is a bizarre time looping game that shouldn't work. But it does. And it's f-r-e-a-k-i-n-g amazing.
Simple fantastic! It's short rules, and play time allow you to get going really quickly. But there's no shortage in strategic depth. Get ready to scratch your head in this area control game.
Dumb, fun, racing camels. This one isn't a brain burner but so much fun. Which camel is going to win? I have no idea! But go green!!