CGI#36: Maglev Metro, Tabletop Olympics, Tips for Game Night, and Big Potato Games
Casual Game Insider, Issue #36, Summer 2021
In Maglev Metro by Bezier Games, players build a futuristic rail system to transport robots and commuters across two different metropolitan areas.
Plus: the best games for creating your own tabletop Olympics, the do's and don'ts of hosting a game night, finding a new game to play (when the options are limitless), Qwixx strategy tips, how Big Potato Games became a hot publisher, and a FREE print-and-play game: Artisans of the Taj Mahal by Chris Kingsnorth. Our readers also discuss the most addicting board games.
This issue also features reviews of Tiny Epic Galaxies BLAST OFF!, Umbra Via, The Sherlock Files, Dungeon Academy, Crossed Words, Bravo!, Smart 10, and a special review of Cloud City by Major Fun.
Page Count:
68
Issue Number:
36
Issue Period:
Summer 2021
The tabletop olympics idea is interesting enough, but the content from the preview page doesn't seem to do it justice. Hopefully the article does it justice in the full issue.
Love to see Gamelyn Games reviewed.
Would like to hear more about upcoming in-person events
A deductive game featuring Sherlock Holmes piques my interest,
Great issue like always
Love this mag!
Awesome issue. Thank you
I really enjoy the magazine
Always interesting and colorful issue to keep all interested.
Awesome, as always!
It looks like another great issue.
Great job!
Looking forward to reading this issue.
Looking forward to my new issue.
I'm intrigues!
Great BG Mag. So many have gone under, but CGR is running strong!
awesome
I agree. With everything opening up more, in-person events are a big interest.
Love the magazine! With little time to play so many great games, I rely on CGI as a tool to help educate my customers as well as me on what's new and playable for every age and skill. Thanks so much!
i really enjoy your reviews.
Would it be worthwhile to add actual magnets to the trains?
Love the issue!! Love to win!! Thanks for the chance!!
I think the thing I appreciate most are the quick reviews which include how much strategy / interaction / time / etc. are invloved. Thank you.
Enjoyed the Print and Play