I’m a massive Lord of the Rings fan, and the past 12 months have been great for Lord of the Rings board game fans. Lord of the Rings Duel (a reimagining of 7 Wonders Duel), The Lord of the Rings The Fellowship of the Ring Trick Taking Game, and now The Lord of the Rings: Fate of the Fellowship. All of the games have been fantastic in their own way, but Fate of the Fellowship is one of the best…
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The Lord of the Rings: Fate of the Fellowship Components Overview and Impressions

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Although the timeframe and theme of Gatsby wasn’t as interesting to me as I first thought before opening the box, the colorful artwork and nifty little wooden pieces makes me want to give the game a shot. That, and I love to have two player games in the house for my wife and I to play. I’ve been swayed by nice components and art before, so can Gatsby do that for me too? Honestly, I only have one gripe with…
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Small little card and dice games are something I’m generally a pretty big fan of. I love a game with a bit of substance, but one that can also be played in 10-20 minutes. I’m always awarding some nice bonus points to games that look or feel amazing as well – it seems that Pina Coladice, a game I picked up at GenCon 2025 from Hachette USA, fits all of those requirements. In Pina Coladice, players are rolling a group…
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Marcus, a casino operations manager from Malta, noticed something peculiar in his quarterly reports. Players who discovered his casino through casinobonusesfinder.com stayed 40% longer than those from traditional affiliate channels. More intriguingly, they complained less about bonus terms and generated higher lifetime value. This wasn’t coincidence—it was evidence of a fundamental shift in how the bonus ecosystem operates when transparency becomes the foundation rather than an afterthought. When Everyone Wins, Everyone Actually Wins By our ...
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Thunder Road Vendetta: Maximum Chrome Components Overview and Impressions
Thunder Road Vendetta is a game I’ve looked at often but never pulled the trigger on. To be honest, I should have done more research because I wasn’t entirely sure what it was. Heat: Pedal to the Metal is a decent enough game, but I wasn’t really into the racing genre as much as I thought I would be. Turns out that while Thunder Road is a race, it’s a lot different than Heat, and I’m going to like it…
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Warhammer 40k Dawn of War: Definitive Edition Launching Later Today
The time has finally come for all Warhammer 40k fans out there, and it is just around the corner. With the new Definitive edition, it brings back one of the most iconic Real-time strategy video game to the modern era. With optimization of the game and newly improved updated visual graphics. Gamers both new and veterans will be able to purchase the PC Steam and GOG for USD $29.99. As a thank-you to our loyal fans, players who already own …
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We’re Sinking: A Pirate’s Dilemma Components Overview and Impressions
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I’ve always said that the board game space seriously lacks food related games, but all I had to do was type in “Food” and “Board Games” into Google to be proven very, very wrong. So I’ve remade my previous statement as follows: “The board game space lacks food related games that I want to play.” Enter Food for Thought, a much deeper game than your average food related game (which tends to be very card based, by the way). While…
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The Dark Quarter Components Overview and Impressions
When it comes to campaign games, or even standalone experiences with involved stories, I’m basically going to love them. That said, I’ve played a fair number of games that have a pretty good story, but the production quality is subpar at best, making the entire experience so much less enjoyable. If you’ve ever had the chance to play games coming from Van Ryder Games or Lucky Duck Games, you know the quality is always superb. With almost no knowledge of…
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Getting Back Into Star Wars Shatterpoint
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