The 5 Best Cute Board Games
One of the most appealing aspects of a board game is its aesthetic. I know design and mechanics are important, but nothing gets me into a new game quite like a good art style and quality components....
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One of the most appealing aspects of a board game is its aesthetic. I know design and mechanics are important, but nothing gets me into a new game quite like a good art style and quality components....
While some Dungeons and Dragons campaigns are pretty serious, a lot of players enjoy adding some humor and levity to the game. After all, many sessions will be spent in strenuous combat with dire...
These days, it’s not hard to find a good place to buy books and/or video games. And luckily, these two forms of entertainment tend to go together really well. In this article we’ll take...
We’re back again with some new tabletop roleplaying game recommendations! We’ve covered horror and superheroes before, but now it’s time to get technical. We’re talking about...
The best board games are usually played in groups of four, that’s just fact. That means though that there are tons of board games out there and it can be hard to sift through them all to find...
Good 2-player games can be hard to come by. Many of your favorite board games are meant for 4 or more people which is great for parties… Less so when you’re “board” (see...
In DnD, the Dungeon Master’s goal is to guide players through the world and create a rich story to enhance everyone’s experience. That being said, it can be hard on the DM to always be...
Tabletop roleplaying games, or TTRPGs, include a million and one different worlds to explore with all kinds of settings and tones. Compelling and driven stories are the norm, but playing the same...
Tabletop role-playing games are having a renaissance. Getting together with a group of your best friends to enact mutual fantasies together is a time-honored tradition, and every day more people get...
Tabletop RPGs aren’t just limited to your classic sci-fi and fantasy settings — there’s a whole host of interesting genres just waiting to launch your next campaign, including ones...
In the popular TCG Magic: The Gathering, there are four major deck archetypes: aggro, control, mid-range, and combo. There are other subcategories and deck sub-types such as white weenie or ramp...
It’s no secret that Dungeons & Dragons by Wizards of the Coast is the world’s most popular tabletop RPG. The DnD franchise is poised to continue to grow, as its online presence...
In Dungeons and Dragons by Wizards of the Coast, one of the most difficult tasks as a Dungeon Master is to invent a new campaign setting. While conceptually fun to worldbuild, actually getting into...
In Dungeons & Dragons by Wizards of the Coast, the biggest decision made by any player is what kind of character to play. Following popular real-play campaigns like Critical Role and The...
There’s just something special about getting everyone together to play games. Sure you can always bust out your Switch and play some Smash Bros. Maybe even have everyone drag over their PC or...
It can be difficult to get enough people together to play board games. So many classic options take a large group to make it fun, and often times, playing with less can make for a slog. Luckily,...
I never specifically sought out worker placement games myself, but I found that it was a prominent mechanic in a lot of the other games I played. I’ve always loved games where the moves you...
The best campaign board games are a recent addition to my tabletop gaming shelf. Up until recently, I favored quick games I could play in a group or one-on-one — I never even considered the...
I was fascinated with TTRPGs long before I ever started playing them myself. I devoured (and still indulge in) D&D streams like Critical Role and Dimension 20, and...
Like many modern board game fans, my first resource management game was Settlers of Catan. It’s considered a “gateway game” for a reason — its simple introduction to...
My personal interest in the best deck-building board games started with Slay the Spire. I’ve been playing a lot of rogue-likes recently, and Slay the Spire’s card-drafting...
There’s nothing quite like building a functional and efficient system from scratch. This sentiment might sound familiar to you coders and PC gamers out there — isn’t it satisfying...
Picture this, if you will — you’re sitting on your couch on a Saturday night, drink in hand, surrounded by friends. It’s a modest gathering (remember those?), but you’re...