This guide will help you choose which character to play from the massive amounts of characters that are available from all expansions.
Tag: Co-operative
Reading Rulebooks Episode Thirteen – Pandemic
This week we are going to cover the rules for Pandemic for this episode of reading rulebooks! Check it out!
Reading Rulebooks Episode Five – Spirit Island
This week we are going to cover the rules for Spirit Island in this episode of Reading rulebooks. Check it out!
Bloodborne: The Board Game
Bloodborne: The Board Game will challenge you with monsters and mysteries in the gothic world of this classic video game Continue Reading →
Sprawlopolis
Sprawlopolis is a cooperating, tile laying game where the city is built from the ground up in order to satisfy the ever-changing goals of the city. Continue Reading →
TROGDOR!! The Board Game
I grew up on watching Homestar Runner. So let's help Trogdor burninate the countryside! Continue Reading →
Two Player Highlight: Consentacle
Consentacle is a game about exploring consent and trust as you and your partner help this alien and human relationship. Continue Reading →
Bloodborne: The Board Game
Welp, my partner made an... interesting decision and two boxes full of board games arrived at our door. Bloodborne: The Board Game is one of the newest games from CMON that was kickstarted last year. The game came with the base game and 9 expansions that had full size boxes. That's ten boxes total. TEN. Seriously, I don't totally know what he was thinking but I'm going to enjoy it while it's here. For anybody who doesn't know, Bloodborne is originally a video game developed by FromSoftware. Continue Reading →
The World of Cthulhu
There is something alluring about the world made by Lovecraft. The eldritch beings, incomprehensible to the mind, invading our world. And the brave, or perhaps foolish, investigators trying to figure out what's going on and stopping the madness. It's no secret that I absolutely love the Eldritch world and it's no surprise that the board game world is infatuated with it as well. One of the best parts about a lot of these types of board games, is they are cooperative. All players win together or lose together. But it also means the game can be played at really any variable player count! I want to touch on some of the games I completely love from with this theme but trust me there are more out there. Many more. Continue Reading →