Onitama Is one of those rare gems that’s easy to learn, quick to play, yet endlessly deep. If you enjoy games like Chess or Hive, this one should absolutely be on your radar. Onitama is a brilliantly simple yet deeply strategic two-player board game, often compared to Chess for its abstract, tactical gameplay. In this … Read more
The Cosy Yet Cunning Two-Player Board Game Board games come in all shapes and sizes, but there’s something special about a game that’s both easy to learn and satisfyingly strategic. Patchwork is exactly that—a deceptively simple game of quilt-making that’s perfect for two players. Whether you’re a casual gamer looking for something relaxing or a … Read more
There’s something deeply satisfying about a well-designed game. You know the ones have that are easy to learn, rich in strategy, and just the right mix of competition and creativity. Harmonies is one of those gems. A blend of tile-laying and pattern-building, this game brings a serene yet engaging challenge that rewards both tactical thinking … Read more
An Azul Strategy Guide for Dominating the Game Azul is a game of careful planning, tactical drafting, and a little bit of psychological warfare. While it might seem like a simple tile-laying game at first, a keen understanding of its mechanics and a solid strategy can make all the difference. If you want to outplay … Read more
The Brilliant Abstract Strategy Game You Need to Try If you love games that blend tactical depth with simple rules, then Hive is an absolute gem. It’s a strategic two-player game that’s quick to learn but full of clever moves, much like chess but without the board. And the best part? It’s portable, highly replayable, … Read more
Which One is Right for You? Azul is a visually stunning and engaging tile-laying game that has been a favourite among board gamers since its release. It’s simple to learn, yet packed with strategic depth, making it a fantastic choice for both newcomers and seasoned players. Over time, the Azul series has expanded, with each … Read more
A Deep Dive into the Most Strategic Azul Yet Azul: Queen’s Garden takes the beloved tile-laying game in an entirely new direction. If you thought the original Azul or Summer Pavilion offered enough strategic depth, think again. This version dials everything up, from the tile placement challenges to the way you draft and pay for … Read more
For a good few years, this was easily the most played game at Christmas with my family. It’s easy to learn but has loads of depth. You start out thinking it’s just about matching colours and shapes, but after a few rounds, you realise there’s plenty of strategy involved. If you’re looking for something that’s … Read more
This game provides a calm and thoughtful challenge, encouraging players to carefully consider each move as they cultivate their bonsai garden. Overview of Bonsai In Bonsai, players assume the role of expert bonsai masters, each striving to grow the most exquisite bonsai and earn the honour of displaying it in the Imperial Gardens. The game … Read more
When I first got into tabletop games as a hobby there were a lot of terms and terminology which was sometimes confusing of not clear. I thought i’d cover some of these. Starting with Abstract Games. What Exactly Are Abstract Board Games? In essence, abstract board games are a genre of board games that prioritise … Read more
