I waited for this game like a kid waits for a parcel. I had discovered it at the Asmodays, I clicked with it right away, and Repos Production sent it over in the wake of that. Except the parcel landed smack in the middle of a Bpost strike, and I spent more than a month chewing my nails. Suffice to say that by the time I opened the box, I was already well and truly won over. The good news is that Spooky Tower delivered on every promise. Since then, I have had my mother, in her

It's past eleven at night, the table is littered with wooden tokens scattered like fallen leaves, and Christophe just snatched the last phoenix feather from under my nose with a smirking grin I won't forgive for at least two more games. Nocturne has been camping out in my game collection for two months now, and this scene repeats itself unfailingly: carefully laid plans that crumble, victories snatched through sheer audacity, and that strange feeling of wanting to immediately

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 you look at the box or hear about the concept, it doesn't exactly scream "game of the year." And yet, thanks to the Asmodee evening, I discovered a little gem that completely won me over. The Unsettling Discovery During the rules explanation, I genuinely wondered: "what is this game?!" The concept leaves you a bit perplexed at first. We hav