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That Old Wallpaper Game Review

That Old Wallpaper is a quick and engaging game where players compete to piece together patterns of vintage wallpaper. With simple rules and a mix of strategy and luck, it offers a delightful experience that scales well from 2 to 5 players. The game centers around secretly selecting cards to claim wallpaper tiles and match […]

A game box with the words DragonRealm written at the top. A purple dragon flies towards a castle above the sea. The works A Game of Goblins and Gold are written in the right center of the box top.
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Dragonrealm Game Review

Overview After having such a fun experience with Dragonwood, our house picked up the next version- DragonRealm by Gamewright. This game provided a lot of additional gameplay value, such as location cards, goblins to compete against, and gold to collect! Rated for two to four players aged ten and older, the game takes about 30

a game box reads Gamewright and Dragonwood at the top. A preen background holds a red dragon in the front left side of the picture and 3 humanoid adventurers to the right. The words 2-4 players Ages 8+ are written on the bottom center.
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Dragonwood Game Review

Overview Dragonwood is a fun strategy game that relies on a little bit of luck. Players are on a quest to earn victory points by taking out monsters and gathering powerful magical items. Designed to be played by two to four players of ages eight or older, this game can be played in about 20

A game box pictured a scene in the woods has the word Everdell written at the top center. Also on the box is the Starling Games logo in the bottom left. A badger standing upright and a mouse are on the right hand side of the picture, looking at a small waterfall.
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Everdell Game Review

If you follow me on social media, you know that I am a sucker for good Crowdfunding. Years ago, a friend of mine told me his favorite place to buy board games was Kickstarter. I didn’t fully understand how he could buy a game that no one had reviewed yet, but I loved his game

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