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In celebration of the life of and Burns Night, a number of Zatu bloggers have looked and found games that tell of Scotland.
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Nathan Coombs
I am a keen board gamer and developed a passion for games in my childhood. I live in North Wiltshire with my wife and family. Fortunately they enjoy games (almost!) as much as I do. I work full time in the NHS, but would love to do more gaming if time permitted.
My favourite genres include those with worker placement (Agricola) or games with hand management (such as 7 Wonders). I love getting to grips with new games and reviewing them for Zatu Games.
Kitara Review
The last fortnight or so I have been very impressed with Kitara. It is suitable as a gift, pleasing to the eyes, and easy to learn.
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Plague Inc: Armageddon Review
Expansions, for what is already a good game is a tricky one to call. Players who love Plague Inc would certainly enjoy the mechanics!
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Crystal Palace Review
Crystal Palace is very good indeed. Its mechanics are learnt extremely easily and it has a slickness of gameplay that most should enjoy.
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A Weigh to Save or a Wasted Space? An Investigation
No game is a waste of space. But this study shows that good things can come in small packages, and highlights some examples of good practice.
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Timeline Events Review
Timeline is a series of family-orientated and educational games by Asmodee. This little game is the perfect gift!
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Lexio Review
Lexio is an excellent game to consider. It has been described as a tile, or card, “climbing” game - a cross between Mahjong and Poker.
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Board Game Mechanics – Simultaneous Action Games
In simultaneous action board games, there is no downtime. The beauty of them is that every player will feel fully engaged all of the time.
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How To Play 7 Wonders
7 Wonders, by Repos Games, has developed almost a cult-like status in gaming circles. Today we're teaching you how to play.
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Tinners’ Trail Review
I like games where a theme and a personal connection come together. For me and my family, the realities of Tinners' Trail play out well.
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