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Whilst I wouldn’t be so brazen to claim that board games have saved my life, they have helped me massively on World Mental Health Day 2020.
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Flourish Review
In the basic version of the game, you place a garden wall in-between all players and shuffle the deck of cards.
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Word On The Street Review
Word on the Street is a family/party game. It’s a game for two to eight players with a suggested age range 10+.
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Chronicles of Avel Review
The Chronicles of Avel is a family-friendly cooperative adventure game in which you explore, fight, and defend Avel's realm.
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Codenames: Disney Review
Codenames: Disney, a new take on the classic party game Codenames. Inside, you will find some of Disney’s most beloved characters.
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The Quacks of Quedlinburg: The Herb Witches Review
The Herb Witches is the first expansion for The Quacks of Quedlinburg. It allows up to five players to compete at the same time. Learn more in our review.
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Dobble Harry Potter Review
Dobble is already tremendously versatile, but with a Harry Potter theme, it becomes even more appealing! Check out our thoughts On Dobble Harry Potter!
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Bananagrams Review
In Bananagrams all that is needed are the 144 letters that you’ll find in the giant banana-shaped pouch. Learn more in our review.
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Would I Lie to You Review
Would I Lie to You, the board game based on the hit BBC comedy panel show, allows you to take part in all the antics you see on the screen. Read more.
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Codenames Pictures Review
Codenames: Pictures is a team based game, much like the original, but instead requires a different type of knowledge. Read our review today.
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