I opened the Allplay box after returning from Essen 2025 with that strange feeling you sometimes get when facing a gift you're not sure you deserve. Six boards unfolded on my table like an overly ambitious origami, and I immediately thought: "Reiner Knizia has lost his mind." Because let's be honest, when you know the guy for his streamlined, mathematical designs, seeing his name on a box that overflows like a Christmas drawer feels weird. Yet, after two games that transforme

I discovered The Druids of Edora on a rainy October day in my brand-new game room set up in the garage. You know, the kind of perfect day for unpacking a surprise package. When I saw the Ravensburger logo on the review copy parcel, I immediately hoped it would be a new Feld. And bingo! The Druids of Edora. Needless to say, the excitement was at its peak. As an absolute fan of The Castles of Burgundy (I even splurged on the deluxe version, oops), I'd been waiting for this mome

I have to confess something: Take Time is definitely not the kind of game I would have naturally gravitated toward. Let's be honest, when...

I discovered this game at a party with friends, and I have to tell you, the moment I opened the box, I got that little rush of adrenaline...