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Nowadays, we are always looking for inclusivity within games. Here are some board games that accommodate colour blindness. Read more here!
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Word Games For Psychics
In these games, you'll need to have a solid grasp of the English language...and a good grasp of telepathy. Here are word games for psychics!
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Land Vs Sea Review
Now, Land Vs Sea is one of those games that straight up deceives you. It’s so easy to learn. Read for our full thoughts.
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Cascadia Review
Do you like tile-laying? Do you like puzzles? How about animals? Well, this is your lucky day. Cascadia is like a cake, read on here.
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Fire Tower Kickstarter Edition Review
Fire Tower is an abstract game about managing a forest fire. The winner is the last person to keep their fire tower standing. Read on!
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Azul: Stained Glass of Sintra Review
Stained Glass of Sintra is a standalone Azul game. Players compete to create the most impressive stained-glass panels for the Portuguese palace of Sintra.
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Azul Review
Azul, from designer Michael Kiesling, tasks players with drafting gorgeous plastic tiles to place on their player board scoring the best combos possible.
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Photograph Review
Document your neighbourhood with your mother’s old camera in this card drafting set collection game. Read more about Photograph here!
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Side Effects Review
A small game highlighting the effects of mental health problems, read our review of the "take that" card game Side Effects!
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5 Best Games To Shape Things Up
Shapes are everywhere. The way shapes are integrated into games is unique and creative. Read our top 5 favourite shape-based games here!
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