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Dominion: The Pinnacle of Deck-Building Brilliance

Dominion, designed by Donald X. Vaccarino, is the quintessential deck-building game that revolutionized the genre upon its release. With streamlined mechanics, endless replayability, and a perfect blend of strategy and accessibility, Dominion remains an undisputed classic. Over a decade later, it continues to stand as a paragon of card-driven gameplay, earning its place as one […]

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Jaipur: Trading Excellence in Jaipur

Jaipur, designed by Sébastien Pauchon and published by GameWorks, is a delightful two-player card game. Players compete to become the Maharaja’s personal trader by collecting, exchanging, and selling goods for rupees. Each round presents dynamic decisions and a blend of tactical strategy and opportunistic play. Jaipur is straightforward to learn yet offers strategic depth, making

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Cover your Kingdom: A Playful Twist on Covering Assets

Cover Your Kingdom is the whimsical successor to Cover Your Assets, offering a more intricate and thematic twist on the original’s accessible gameplay. Designed by Grandpa Beck, this game introduces players to a fantastical realm where they must recruit magical creatures and build clans to accumulate magic points. With its beautiful artwork and clever mechanics,

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Sentient: Plug In and Play… Or Maybe Just Plug Along

Sentient transports players to a high-tech future where corporations vie to dominate the robotic revolution. Designed by J. Alex Kevern and published by Renegade Game Studios, this game combines dice manipulation, area control, and card drafting into a sleek package of strategic decision-making. While it looks sharp and promises much, does Sentient deliver an electrifying

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The Oracle of Delphi – Racing to Olympus: A Divine Challenge Awaits

In The Oracle of Delphi, players step into the shoes of ancient Greek heroes vying for the favor of Zeus himself. Designed by Stefan Feld and published by Pegasus Spiele in Europe (or TMG in the US), this intricate racing game is a thrilling departure from Feld’s typical point-salad style. Here, the goal is clear:

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