For a long time I’ve seen the Marvel Battleworld game in the store and always wrote it off thinking it was a gimmicky toy. It’s sold as a blind bag collectors toy — you never know which hero you’re going to get inside so I thought for sure it was a rip off. This month we got the chance to check them out and I am happy to report that I was wrong about them! 

Our kids have been loving this game — rushing through their chores to play together and I think it’s because Funko has done a few key things really well!

*Updated to include Azul: Queen’s Garden* Azul is one of the most popular modern board games of the last 5 years. Azul, once a title for a single game, has since become the name of a series. With four stand alone games that each sound and look similar, you might be wondering which game is right for you.

We’ve played all four and we can confirm that each are perfectly lovely in their own way. Yet, because they are each so similar to the other, we don’t feel that you need to have each game on your shelf. 

But which one should you get? Which is the right fit for you?

We’re here to help match you with your perfect Azul gaming experience. 

The designer of Flatout Games has made some of my favorite small card games like Point Salad and Ten. In this review we’ll take a look at their latest release Abstract Academy, published by Crafty Games, to see if it joins the top of the class or if it is an art school dropout. 

2022 is quickly shaping up to be a banner year for all Marvel Legendary fans! We’re taking a look and bringing you our review of the latest expansion release: Doctor Strange and the Shadows of Nightmare.

Following the excellent Messiah Complex expansion, we’ll examine what new challenges you can find with Doctor Strange and whether or not we think this expansion is worth picking up.

In this review we’re sharing our thoughts on Stella, an art driven party game set in the Dixit universe.