Back when I was in high school Euchre was all the rage. Every day the lunch room was filled with sets of kids playing card games. While Euchre is great, I’m happy there are now so many other choices for great portable games you can bring to school. Disclosure: Some
Happy Holidays everyone. Since not everyone has the privilege of being able to gather together during the holidays, tonight we’re going to be sharing some great games you can play together online. After that, we’ve got a review of one such game, MonsDRAWsity, followed by a review of the Sea
Looking for great 2 player board games for date night? Here are some solid tabletop game suggestions, broken down by game length and tablespace.
Gaming on the Cheap – No cost and low cost games Today we’ve got a Patreon patron who is looking for no cost to low cost games. After that we review a game we got on the cheap, The Downfall of Pompeii. We wrap up with a week in review
As soon as I read the first press release for Roguebook, a digital game with strong tabletop roots, that stated that Richard Garfield was working on a digital deck-building game I jumped at the chance to check it out. Roguebook is a PC game and App (soon coming to consoles
This is the 84th episode of the Tabletop Bellhop Gaming Podcast, an edited version of our live show recorded on March 25th 2020. Join us as we stream live every week on Wednesdays at 9:00 PM Eastern on Twitch. If you’d like to watch the (slightly less edited) video version
Home for a Rest – Board games to keep you occupied when you’re stuck at home. Also a review of Talisman: Legendary Tales and some gaming with my kids and the whole family including more Legendary Tales and Ticket to Ride New York in our week in review. This is
Today I’m going to be looking at tabletop games that limit physical contact during the games. Games where players don’t share or touch the same pieces and where players can sit far apart. I am also going to share board game hacks to help make some games playable with less
Now and then something comes up where you end up stuck inside with the same group of people for an extended period of time. Bad weather, March Break, work layoffs, etc. When the world conspires to make you stay in, there is no better time to break out some board
Oldies but goodies. Talking about older games still worth playing. Also, in The Game Room we’re talking about Medium, our review went live on the blog today and that means our Giveaway is live! In The Bellhop’s Tabletop segment we’ve got Raiders of the North Sea with Hall of Heroes,
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