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I know it sounds odd to say it, but I think each new Tanglewoods deck I play becomes my new favourite deck, and that’s because the games feel so familiar, but yet are so different. The core concepts of the Tanglewood series remain: get through the forest and take down the boss. How the White deck does it differently, though, is what keeps me coming back. In Tanglewoods White, players are moving through a 4×3 grid of cards, attempting to…

Ticket to Ride is one of the most popular board game franchises of all time with over 20 million units sold. The game has spun off into video game adaptations, legacy board games, and now even a movie, apparently. What a Ticket to Ride movie could be about is something we will all wonder for a long time, but this seems to be happening to, let’s see what asmodee and Netflix are saying about it! Here is what Alan Moon,…

The world of Cyberpunk didn’t start with a popular video game with outstanding actor Keanu Reeves playing the protagonist. It is a decades old world spanning books, tabletop games, video games, and even anime. Add to that list Trading Card Games, as being brought to crowd funding by WeirdCo Games. The Trading Card Game will allow you to play as popular characters, use amazing tech, and either prop up and or take down the powers that be. While I think…

I’ve played a lot of small-box solo games that promise a big adventure, but Tanglewoods Gold actually pulls it off. It’s tight, tense, and surprisingly thematic for a game that mostly runs on dice and cards.   If you haven’t checked out our review of 20 Strong: Tanglewoods Red we highly recommend doing so as it touches on a few of the core 20 Strong mechanics we don’t talk about here. This time around, your goal isn’t just to wander…

The Nintendo Switch 2 is still getting updates for games long after they release on Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5, but I’m sure there are good reasons for it. Regardless, the latest DLC release for Two Point Museum is launching today on the Nintendo Switch 2, and I’m really excited to dive back into this experience head first. Our own Kevin Austin reviewed this DLC on the PlayStation 5 a few months ago, and had the following to say:…

Rayman, the classic limbless platforming hero, has been around since the PlayStation 1 days. And now its the 30th anniversary of the series and to celebrate, Ubisoft teamed up with Digital Eclipse to put together a collection of the early games. We received a review copy of the game and checked it out on the Switch. Is the collection worth a look? Rayman 30th Anniversary Edition is a collection of the early 2D platformer Rayman games: Rayman PS1, Rayman for…

Last night during Playstation’s State of Play, Ubisoft announced the Rayman 30th Anniversary Edition. And the best? The game is out today! We have the details below. Ubisoft has released the Rayman: 30th Anniversary Edition today. The game features five versions of Rayman from MS-DOS to Playstation to Atari Jaguar, Game Boy Color and Gameboy Advance. The soundtrack has been reimagined and there are also more than 120 additional levels from Rayman’s New Levels, Rayman 60 Levels, and Rayman By…

Guardians of Azuma is one of the better games to launch on the Nintendo Switch 2, and it used the new mouse feature of the console spectacularly. If you own a Nintendo Switch 2, I do suggest playing the game there, but if you don’t, it is now available on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S! Here is a bit from our review of the game: The systems at play here seem overwhelming at first, but you quickly realize how…

Druid City Games designs and publishes some fantastic board games, and for the longest time I’ve only ever envied them from afar. I’ve had the chance to play Wonderland’s War in the past, and the game was phenomenal, but that production was out of this world. When Druid City Games reached out to ask if we wanted to review a couple of their titles in the Alice in Wonderland series, I jumped at the opportunity, and those games arrived today.…

A few weeks ago, a horde of media members were invited out to various locations around the world to test some of Nintendo’s upcoming games. One of those games as Pokémon Pokopia, which I was a bit shocked by when I saw the videos and articles start to drop – I though this was a game Nintendo would hold close to the chest as we moved towards the March 5, 2026 release date. A YouTube channel that I really enjoy…