Klaus Teuber released his masterpiece and took home the prestigious WORLD’S BEST BOARDGAME in 1995. The game has turned into a worldwide phenomenon and mega hit and is generally credited in starting the beginning of the golden age of Boardgaming across the globe. Today over 5000 different boardgames are produced each year around the world […]
Fun for the family or parties, the favorite drawing game Pictionary is going high tech this year. In June, Mattel is expected to introduce an Augmented Reality version of the popular game. Once, earthlings used paper to draw pictures as clues for people to guess a secret word. With the AR version, as you might […]
board games, family fun, party game
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Review: Circleville Boardgaming Group Looking for a trivia game for your next gathering that includes people who do not like trivia games? Try Wits & Wagers by North Star Games. The winner is NOT the person that knows the most, the winner is the person that can gather the most winnings by betting on the […]
boardgames, gameboard
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Review: Circleville Boardgaming Group Conflict Simulations or “Consims” have been around since the dawn of time. CHESS is a consim game and was developed in India in the 7th century to teach military strategy. The game of GO was developed over 2500 years ago in China, the oldest game continually played in existence, is also […]
dnd, gameboard, role playing, rpg
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Review: Circleville Boardgaming Group With darkness encroaching, You, Wilmar the mighty Warrior Princess, with your band of adventurers, Mound the Elf Magic user, Ohio the Cleric, and bringing up the rear, Court the Ranger are cautiously making your way along a rocky mountainous path. You come around a huge boulder, the path opens up and […]
boardgames, family fun
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Review: Circleville Boardgaming Group Carcassonne, a tile-laying game, the winner of the WORLD’S BEST BOARDGAME in 2001, gets its name from a walled city in Southern France. A tile-laying game is similar to that of a puzzle. Each turn a player will draw a tile and then place the tile on the ever enlarging game […]
