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
There’s something deeply satisfying about a board game that’s quick to learn, deceptively strategic, and packed with opportunities to outwit your opponents. Hey, That’s My Fish! ticks all those boxes. It might look light-hearted with its cartoonish penguins and brightly coloured ice floes, but don’t let that fool you—this game is all about calculated moves … 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
Yeah i went there… I like Puns. I’ve recently been playing a fair few games on Board Games Arena and one of the games I’ve played the most, along with Azul, is Splendor. It’s one of my favourite games for a number of reasons. It usually doesn’t take too long to play. Although one game … Read more
A Fresh Take on a Modern Classic Few games manage to strike the perfect balance between strategy and accessibility in the way that I enjoy, like Azul does. When Azul: Summer Pavilion hit the table, I was keen to see how it built upon the original. Spoiler alert: it didn’t disappoint. Quick Facts What’s New … Read more
A Stunning Sequel with a Strategic Twist Azul is one of my favourite games and when Azul: Stained Glass of Sintra came along, I knew I had to try it. This sequel takes everything great about the original and gives it a fresh, dynamic feel. While it keeps the core drafting mechanic, it swaps mosaic … Read more
Ticket to Ride is one of my favourite games. It’s a game that effortlessly blends strategy, luck, and a touch of nostalgia especially if you liked playing with trains when you were younger, this makes it a perfect choice for game nights with friends and family. I’ve taught this game to loads of people because … Read more
