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As newly-crowned ruler of your kingdom, you naturally seek wealth, lands, and prestige for your domain, as other rulers do for theirs. You explore new lands and claim them for your kingdom, but you quickly find that lands you had… Continue Reading →
You weren’t always a board game reviewer; can you tell us a little about yourself and what your involvement in ministry has looked like over the years? Well, I graduated from Pensacola Christian College (PCC) in December 2001, and by… Continue Reading →
Dinosaur Island is a worker placement game designed by Jonathan Gilmour and Brian Lewis and published by Pandasaurus Games for 1 to 4 players that plays anywhere from 90-120 minutes depending on your game length choice. In Dinosaur Island players… Continue Reading →
We figured we would start off the new year by telling you about some of our favourite things from 2017. We talk about our favourite games, accessories, and experiences in gaming. Do you agree with our choices? Did you find… Continue Reading →
Today you find yourself at a little sushi bar, where having the greatest sushi experience requires both a refined palate and quick thinking.
For the kids: For the group: For the serious gamer: For the Family: – Stocking Stuffers:
Game Summary: No Thanks! Is a light and fast bidding card game for 3-7 players with a play time of about 20 minutes, recommended for ages 8 and up. From the publisher: “Take a card or say ‘No Thanks.’ It’s… Continue Reading →
Game Summary: Experience the culture of ancient Japan by traveling along the famous Tokaido Road that connects the city of Kyoto to Edo (modern-day Tokyo). As you travel, will you collect souvenirs from the many shops that line this ancient… Continue Reading →
Game Summary: Welcome to the Dungeon is a 2-4 player push-your- luck and bluffing style game, with a play time of about 30 minutes (closer to 20 in my experience), recommended for ages 10 and up. In Welcome the Dungeon,… Continue Reading →
Dice The first record we have of gaming or game pieces was the dice or dice-like items. 6000 years ago pits, pebbles, and sea shells were used. Another dice-style implement was a collection of flat sticks that were painted on… Continue Reading →