A live unboxing of new The Lord of the Rings boardgame. Journeys in Middle Earth, the latest Lord of the Rings game from Fantasy Flight. This cooperative board game can be played by one to five players with each game taking between an hour and two hours. This game requires
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
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
I thought this was a good contrast to the last question we answered, which was about great games for a casual game night. This time we’ve got someone who wants 5 player games that aren’t filler or party games. A gamer more after my own tastes! Jay Gordon asks, “My
Cooperative games are becoming more popular and are actually pretty common now a days. What is hard to find is a great two-player cooperative game. Even harder to find is a cooperative game that is two-player only. Ryan Peach writes: “Looking for a good 2 player co-op. Specifically 2 player
Our thoughts on what makes a campaign game good and 2 player campaign game suggestions. Also first impressions of Chocolatiers and Bastille. This is the 52nd episode of the Tabletop Bellhop Gaming Podcast, an edited version of our live show recorded on July 31st, 2019. Join us as we stream
I love tabletop games that have a campaign mode; games that tell a story that is revealed over multiple plays. Today I’m answering a question looking specifically for two-player campaign games. I’m also going to take this chance to talk about what I think makes for a good campaign game.
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