At my game nights, Small World is a popular choice. For many years now, it has consistently provided entertainment, laughter and tension. Small World’s charm lies in its simplicity and depth. Although the rules are straightforward and won’t deter new players, even seasoned game fiends get to research strategy and development. In every game session, participants will test their skills in the current territories to expand and erase rivals, balancing aggression against strategic considerations. The…

There’s something truly magical about a campaign game—one that extends beyond a single evening and weaves a tale across multiple sessions, pulling players into a dynamic, evolving world. Campaign games, such as the one developed for Epic, have been basking in the limelight, granting players deep and compelling narratives, complex strategies, and a sense of continuity that keeps them thirsting for more. Now, from the world of campaign games, let’s take a closer look at…

The hearts of many international players have been won over by the board game Carcassonne. It’s a modern classic with a medieval theme for fans of tile games in which they can plot their strategies and play with just enough luck of the draw. Yet, simple rules and straightforward play mechanics make Carcassonne just as accessible for casual gamers as experienced ones. The first time I played with friends, I could see why the game…

Betrayal in the House of Hill is a game that mixes the thrills of classic horror with the excitement of a strategy board game, and it has been a fixture for my game nights. Created by Bruce Glassco and published by Avalon Hill, this game drops players into an eerie adventure where they’re exploring a haunted mansion–uncovering its sinister secrets and ultimately facing a wild turn into something that turns friends against each other. Betrayal…