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There is a forest. In this forest live cats, birds, mice, foxes and a suspicious-looking raccoon with a sword. They are at war. Not a polite, chess-like war of
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There is a forest. In this forest live cats, birds, mice, foxes and a suspicious-looking raccoon with a sword. They are at war. Not a polite, chess-like war of
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Seven Christmas games for adults, from Hitster after Christmas dinner to a cooperative campaign for the days between Christmas and New Year.
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Eight games for a Sinterklaas evening without children, from guessing music and bluffing to a drawn-names gift that lasts all evening.
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It takes a certain kind of nerve to relaunch a game that already has ten campaigns, thousands of cards and a community that knows the timing chart by heart the
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Three colour dice, a sheet full of animal enclosures and a pencil. Everyone crosses off something on every roll. This is how you play Keer op Keer Kids.
There are lists of the games that score highest, and lists of the games that make for the most fun evening. This is the second kind. Nine of them, sorted by sit
Ten games for Christmas: from music bingo and werewolves on Christmas Eve to a long co-op afternoon between the holidays.
Roll, take tokens, build ships and pirate lairs. The first to have seven lairs wins. This is how you play Catan Junior, with the building costs at a glance.
Thousands of boxes, and everyone shouts something different. These are the ten modern board games we would hand to someone just starting out, from Everdell Duo
Somewhere in the second century of the modern board game era, a Swedish chemist with a PhD and a family full of enthusiastic playtesters sat down with a questio
Lovely, a quiet evening for two. But of course that calls for a game. The Captain gives you a few game tips that take up hardly any space, but are great fun!
Eight dice, sixteen tiles and always that one question: roll again or stop? This is how you play Regenwormen.