The Latest Tabletop and Board Game Reviews

We head to the battlefield with our Warhammer Age of Sigmar Cities of Sigmar New Units review - diving into what makes each unit special.

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Sanibel is a beautiful game about taking a stroll down a beach with friends. With intuitive gameplay and some great invisible guides it's a delight for all.

Something lurks beneath the surface of Devlan, and a special operations unit has been dispatched to eliminate the threat. The Spectre Squad faces off against the Tyranid Red Terror in our Kill Team Terror on Devlan review.

Even as the wider war for power in the Jwar Isles continues, inter-clan rivalries still take place, and the Ito Clan is no different. A group has opened some temples that they shouldn't have and released forgotten terrors on the world. We check out the Bushido Cold Blood Themed Warband.

The riders of the Plains of Ataka arrive in Bushido. The Horse Lords make their appearance in the first fully mounted warband for Bushido. We ride or die Beneath the Open Sky.

Riftbound: Unleashed, the third set of the popular League of Legends TCG, introduces some fun (and some terrifying) mechanics that shake up the game while respecting investments into Set 1 and 2.

Yarrick's back! His return sets the stage for the launch of the next edition of 40K. But before that, he's going to get into a big scrap with the Orks. We check out Warhammer 40K Armageddon The Return of Yarrick and the releases for the forces involved.

Protecting the Jade Abbey from the rot of Chaos starts with protecting your miniatures and components. We check out the Feldherr Warhammer Quest Darkwater Box Organiser in our review.

Two forces clash over the ruins of Embergard, both looking to secure the ruins for their own benefit. Age of Sigmar gets a new spearhead starter kit, and we check out what's inside in our Age of Sigmar City of Ash Review.

With maps, tokens, dice, the basic rules, and an incredible starting adventure, the Pirate Borg Starter Set is an absolute triumph!

The Legio Custodes reinforcements arrive in full following the battle group launch, and we check out two new units in our Horus Heresy Legio Custodes Venatari Sodality and Coronus Grav-Carrier Review.

The Iron Warriors clash with the Adeptus Mechanicus in the next huge narrative step for Warhammer 40K. It's Iron vs Steel in our Warhammer 40K Eye of Terror Reign of Iron review.

Diving deep into using Dwarven Forge for my TTRPG home games I've come out recognizing that it's certainly the highest quality terrain you can purchase, but it's still necessary to rely on the faithful old dry erase board.

With new units and updated rules, we check out Daughters of Khaine Sylvaneth New Releases to see how they stack up.

Alongside our review of the intro box, we check out the first wave of fresh recruits for G.I. Joe HeroScape, but do they pass muster?

With an IP as classic as G.I. Joe, it would be easy to phone it in. But G.I. Joe HeroScape goes beyond all expectations with a truly impressive Battle Box.

We map a course toward new adventure with Inis as it releases in a gorgeous new third edition, and find a lot to love in its clever twist on classic mechanics.

Equal parts approachable and strategic, the tableau builder Carnuta is the kind of board game we just keep wanting to come back to!

Buckle up! We're taking to the track in a new card game, based on a board game, based on a wargame in the Infinity universe. It's go time in our Infinity Rem Racers The Card Game review.

The next SWU expansion releases this week, and we check out the 2 new spotlight decks that showcase some of the new rules in the set in our Star Wars Unlimited A Lawless Time Spotlight Decks review.

Dungeons & Dragons have released workbooks to help add depth to your character, or give you the tools to logically think about creating your own world to play. Check out our review!

As the narrative season for 40K continues along the road to 11th Edition, 3 factions get new heroes. We check them out in our Warhammer 40K Characters - Berehk Stornbrow - Twin Lance - Tyranid Prime review.

We're dusting off our old bones with our review of a new Ossiarch Bonereapers Battletome and new models for the Warhammer Age of Sigmar army.

Thanatek's Tithe is a Warband all about free movement and the encroach of death while Nexus of Power has you hunkering down. Check out our latest Warhammer Underworlds Review!

We check out the Fiora and Rumble Champion Decks for Riftbound to see how they play and whether you should pick one up if you're interested in Riftbound

We're a big fan of the new keywords and mechanics added in Riftbound Spiritforged that add more to the game without leaving the Origins set behind.

Guards of Traitor's Toll, our Tabletop Game of the Year 2025, has two new expansions to add more disorder to the streets. We check out the Sinister Citizens and Guardhouse Heroes in our review.

There exists a part of space, where the warp and realspace intertwine, and all manner of heretics, pirates, and other things operate from. Join us as we enter it in our Warhammer 40K The Maelstrom Lair of the Tyrant review.

We're taking a ride on the mine cart tracks with the scary fast Ghosts Galore, a new tile laying board game with a unique selection mechanic.

We quest for glory with our review of Pendragon, a classic Tabletop RPG from Chaosium that challenges players to unlock their inner knight!

We're slinging spells with our review of new releases for Warhammer AOS including the majestic Lumineth Realm-Lords and the utterly freaky Disciples of Tzeentch

With a unique setting and in-depth, intriguing adventures, Call of Cthulhu: The Sutra of Pale Leaves - Twin Suns Rising delivers uncanny, neon-soaked horror.

With easy-to-use tools and new modeling and basing supplies we've never seen before, this line of Huge Miniatures products completely blew us away.

The Adeptus Sororitas face the Night Lords in the latest Kill Team expansion, with a fight above and below in Kill Team Shadowhunt.

With its intuitive and simple gameplay, Timeline is both a fun casual card game and a mini history lesson in a box!

The Ultramarines seek to reclaim their empire in the 500 Worlds campaign. We check out the book bundle, Titus and his retinue, and some new enemies, Nekrosor Ammentar and C’tan Shard of the Nightbringer in our Warhammer 40K 500 Worlds Titus review.

We review The Two Towers: Trick Taking Game and find it a very worthy successor to the fabulous Fellowship game that came out last year.

The Plaguefather continues to spread disease and rot to the realms. We check out the new units that he brings in our Age of Sigmar Maggotkin of Nurgle Review.

The Bushido wargame just had its largest release wave with Bushido Wave 25, featuring 13 new miniatures and the brand new Consequences Cycle Deck. We check a selection out in our Bushido Wave 25 spotlight.

With its innovative blend of TCG card play and troop movement, Sorcery: Contested Realm breaks barriers as it channels an old school vibe.

The Aranthian Succession campaign concludes! We check out the Necromunda Spire of Primus book, Ozostium Aranthus, and the Palanite Justicars.

When 2 great games from the mind of MtG's Richard Garfield meet, exceptional is what you get. Find out more in our Mindbug x King of Tokyo review.

The Golden Empire has had envoys in the Jwar Isles, but now troops have arrived. What does this mean? We review the Bai Qian themed warband for Bushido.

Eberron: Forge of the Artificer brings minimal updates to the 2024 edition of the class, but with a fun new sub-class and instruction on how to run Sopranos or Noir Detective adventures there's a lot for a DM to ponder.

Warhammer Quest returns! We check out the miniatures board game set in Age of Sigmar, and attempt to push back the rot in Warhammer Quest Darkwater.

From the frozen North, slaughter arrives in the form of the Warhammer The Old World Chaos Marauders Army Reinforcement Set.

Riftbound Origins is now out and with it we've gotten a deeper look at the cards, mechanics, and what we think of the game overall. Check out our review!

The Might Nein might start a bit slow but when it picks up it soars to incredible heights. The restructure of the campaign is perfect for this animated outing.

The cataclysm continues. We check out the new Hametsu expansions, Ryu and The Rain, and Musashi, which add new challenges and new upgrades for your heroes.

How does Forgotten Realms: Heroes of Faerun and Adventures In Faerun expand upon a very well-travelled land, and has it been too short a time to return?