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 […]
Mandala Stones is a tile placement game for 2 to 4 players aged 10 and up, and plays in about 30 minutes. I was initially drawn to the game due to the bright colors of the tiles and my love for Azul. This looked like a natural fit for some relaxed game play in my home!
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
Overview Anyone who follows me on social media is well aware that I am a sucker for a quality Kickstarter. It has been the most enjoyable shopping experience for me! I love getting an opportunity to see what up and coming Indie game designers are creating. I radiate with glee as new funding rewards are
Variant Berry reviews Machi Koro 2 and Izzie shares their themed dinner & cocktail!
Hanabi is a cooperative card game by R&R Games Inc and is rated for 2 to 5 players, ages 8 and up and plays in about 30 minutes. The objective of the game is to put on a stunning fireworks show with your other players, but the catch is you cannot see your own cards!
Southwest of Orlando is the beach town of Tarpon Springs. Originally famous for its sponge diving exports, this gem of a town is now an excellent location for a day trip if you are in the Central Florida area. While there are many reasons to visit such as dolphin tours, excellent Greek food, and picturesque
Flourish Flourish is my most recent game from Starling Games, the makers of Everdell. I was lucky enough to have found the Kickstarter campaign for Flourish a while back and, truthfully, all I needed to know was that Starling was behind the project for me to back it. After having countless hours of fun with
Variant Berry reviews Azul, a colorful tile game from Michael Kiesling and Plan B Games!
Variant Berry reviews Machi Koro, a city planning game by developer Pandasaurus!
