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Issue 36: Claim, Maskmen, Sea Change and more
Five Things this week tackles games played on my recent road trip.
Matt Montgomery
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Issue 35: 💎 Five hidden gem board games 💎 plus, Sheepy Time first look
Let’s take a look at five games that haven’t seen as much attention as they deserve.
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Issue 34: Brew, Wild Space, 7 Summits first looks
Three new board games from 2021, five things in games this week, and more
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Issue 33: 🎃 Six great Halloween games, TEN first look 🎃
Six games to consider for this year's Halloween party, plus my first look at AEG's TEN
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Issue 32: Whirling Witchcraft first look — plus cooperative board games like Pandemic
Cooperative board games rule the day, plus we take a look at a new AEG release, Whirling Witchcraft.
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Issue 31: The Crew: Mission Deep Sea and Juicy Fruits
I'm taking a look at two exciting new board games, plus five interesting things happening across the industry this week.
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Issue 30: Three great roll-and-writes — plus, Asmodee sale price and more
Recapping the latest in board games, the implications of a potential 2B EUR Asmodee sale, and a look at three great roll-and-write games.
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Issue 29: Cascadia, Regicide and Kabuto Sumo — plus, three games to play this year
Is Cascadia the game of the year? Who knows, but it's a lot of fun.
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Issue 28: Railroad Ink Challenge, Fugitive, MonsDRAWsity and more
The Summer of Games continues apace, and with a heat wave overtaking the western U.S., it might be time to dive in even further.
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Issue 27: Why I play music while playing games
There's value in a great backing track.
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Issue 26: Games I'm packing in my luggage
Well, hello, and a happy Tuesday to you! For the first time in what seems like years (really, it’s about 15 months, I think?), I’ll be flying on an airplane to reach a destination. Normally, if I’ve gone to visit family, I’ll bring a slew of
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Issue 25: 10 board games to play with friends and family this summer
Good morning! Or, if you’re in another time zone in which it is not morning when you’re reading this, good afternoon, good evening, or even good night. It’s been a bit again (I don’t mean for this to be a monthly newsletter, but I’m trying