Would you rather solve a murder case from 100 years ago or confirm a modern conspiracy theory? Would you rather only use technology from the year 2000 or only wear clothing from that year?
Arcane Wonders has released a new board game, a new game using the Flashback mechanics has been announced, and The Op has released Taboo: Disney Edition.
There are a lot of beans doing dumb things to get themselves killed. Can you help your beans avoid horrible accidents or escape the psycho when he attacks?
Challengers! Beach Cup is now available in the U.S., a Bridgerton version of Love Letter has been announced, and The Op has a new board game in the works.
Published by Fly in Dream, this boxset includes two games in one. One is a light, push-your-luck dice game, while the other has you racing your opponent to the end of the board. So how do these two games play, exactly?
Play one card to the table. That’s all you have to do! If there is a match on the table or several cards can add up to equal your card, they all go into your score pile — otherwise, your card simply stays put.
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