Hot Lead - Game Review
Hot Lead puts you in the role of an undercover investigator collecting evidence to take down criminal groups—but push too far and risk losing it all. With clever card play, approachable rules, and great production quality (hello, magnetic box and chunky wooden stars!), this quick game is easy to teach and fun to replay. A great intro to trick-taking concepts for new players, with enough strategy to keep seasoned gamers engaged in a light, fun game.
Jul 283 min read
On Tour: USA & Europe - Game Review
On Tour is a quick, accessible roll-and-write where you plan a band's cross-country tour by placing numbers on a map and connecting them in order. With simple rules, simultaneous turns, and a surprising amount of strategy, it’s a great pick for game nights — especially with bigger groups. Whether you're new to modern board games or a seasoned gamer, this one hits all the right notes.
Jul 223 min read
Everdell Duo - Game Review
Everdell Duo brings the charm of the original Everdell into a streamlined, two-player format with both competitive and cooperative modes. With stunning art, familiar critters, and a brand-new campaign system, it offers deep strategy in a compact package. Perfect for pairs looking to build their woodland city together—or go head-to-head.
Jul 173 min read
Stonespine Architects - Game Review
Stonespine Architects turns you into a dungeon designer competing to build the most perilous labyrinth! With clever drafting, satisfying tile placement, and an engaging gold economy, it’s easy to see why this might be my favorite Thunderworks title yet. The art is charming, the gameplay is smooth, and there’s plenty of strategy without overwhelming complexity. Whether you're new to hobby games or a seasoned player, this one’s a winner.
May 163 min read
