Osprey Games has announced a two-player sequel to Cryptid, a board game with a pop-up book-style board has been announced, and a World of Warcraft game using the Pandemic game system is in the works.
Roll the die and follow the results in a light party game about keeping your sanity and getting to know one another. Keep Your Sanity is currently on Kickstarter.
How many answers can you come up with for a single category? It’s harder than you think when you’re up against a ten-second timer and can’t give an answer that starts with the same letter of an answer already given.
Big Potato Games has announced an ‘action-adventure board game’, the Spiel des Jahres 2021 winner has been announced, and Big G Creative has released a new party game.
Danielle Dove has been kidnapped on the day of her sister’s funeral. Thankfully, she has managed to take a picture of the room where she is being held. Can you find and rescue her, while also uncovering the reason for the kidnapping?
Players have joined a brand new auction website, been given fourteen litcoins (the website’s currency), and now must compete for the best properties while making canny use of their coins.
Keymaster Games has released the next game in their Parks series, Renegade Game Studios is releasing a new family-friendly card game, and the 14th Annual Dice Tower Award winners have been announced.
There are several games for book lovers this month on Kickstarter, as well as a sequel to Tranquility, a card game about arguments, one all about potion brewing, and a game that has you stacking bottle tops.
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