Geek Store Update of Love The Geek Store update for February is here. Come check it out. Read on…
Announcing the Game Designers Documentary This upcoming documentary offers an inside look at the process of several designers. With Executive Producer Aldie, it is nearing completion and using Kickstarter to get over the line. Come learn more. Read on…
Wingspan vs My Mom This BGG user is comparing Wingspan art to beautiful photos their mother has taken. There is some great photography in here. Read On
The Shape of Card Games This blog is taking a close look at traditional card games through the lense of AI simulation. Read on...
Games for Tired Parents Are you a parent of small children? These are games that can be played on low energy. Check out some great suggestions and funny commentary. Read On
Bring History into Your Home To play and fully enjoy a war-game you need figurines representing the armies that you want to play with and props and scenery to build the battlefield. WoFun Games have set out with a mission to "Bring History into Your Home", creating beautiful and immersive tabletop historical battles with hundreds of flat Plexiglas figurines. Each WoFun Minis is designed down to the last detail, with careful attention paid to shadows to create a 3D perspective on the designs. These are a really interesting, affordable alternative to miniatures, allowing you to create vast armies on the tabletop. Head over to the Kickstarter for further information. Check out the Game...
The Game Designers The Game Designers is a new feature-length documentary film about the people who make board games! In this film we go behind-the-scenes and follow five main characters (Antoine Bauza, Matt Leacock, Kelly North Adams, Chris Faulkenberry, and Doug Schepers) as they strive to bring their creations to life. The film also includes many other well-known designers that share many interesting stories and insights along the way. The Game Designers launched on Kickstarter last week and is now close to funding. But we still have some exciting stretch goals to reach, so come check out the project on Kickstarter. We would love to have your support! Check out the Game...
Race for the Chinese Zodiac Race for the Chinese Zodiac is an interactive simultaneous card playing game where you play as one of the 12 animals of the Chinese Zodiac. True to its theme, each of the 12 animals have their own unique abilities to benefit them during the race! The Collector's Edition features the Cat Expansion, exclusive Linen bag, and exclusive Wooden Karma tokens! Check out the Game...
Yellow & Yangtze Check out this brief review of Yellow & Yangtze Learn More
Upgrade Root at Home The file this week will allow you to update your Root game to reflect the third edition. Get upgrading now! Download
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Clue: A grand heist.
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Announcing the Game Designers Documentary This upcoming documentary offers an inside look at the process of several designers. With Executive Producer Aldie, it is nearing completion and using Kickstarter to get over the line. Come learn more. Read on…
New Game Recommendation System The game recommendation system is back. Follow the thread to learn more about the new and improved system. Read on…
Bittersweet Memories Board games can have a tight connection to our emotions. This post talks about games that remind us about people that have passed. Come share your own story. Read On
A Finely Tuned Top 10 This top ten is from a couple who are very careful about their purchases. Come see which games have made the cut. Read on...
Board Games as Art Art can be defined in many ways. Check out this discussion on board games as art. Read On
Gardens of Babylon Gardens of Babylon, the cascading tile laying game of competitive gardening is now LIVE on Kickstarter! Funded in 9 hours with over 1,000 backers, Gardens of Babylon is a competitive euro-style strategy game game with tile laying, worker movement and a unique reversal of fortune mechanic: the cascade! Taking turns, players place tiles to create a maze-like ziggurat of pathways, strategically move their gardeners to gain positional advantage, and plant seeds to claim tiles, earning victory points and triggering cascades down connected waterways to steal those of their opponents in the process! Learn more...
Dead Man’s Cabal Dead Man's Cabal is a new strategy game from Pandasaurus Games (Dinosaur Island, Machi Koro, The Mind) from designer Daniel Newman with game development from Jonathan Gilmour (Dead of Winter, Dinosaur Island, Wasteland Express Delivery Service). Dead Man's is a mid-weight strategy game that plays in 60-90 minutes for 2-4 players. Already an elegant and smooth design, Jonathan has guided the game through 18 months of blind-playtests with hundreds of different game groups to make sure it was exquisitely streamlined and balanced. And now we need your help to make the game as good as it can be! Learn more...
1001 Odysseys Take to the stars in 1001 Odysseys, our branching-narrative adventure board game. Four books, dozens of chapters, hundreds of pages, and over 1001 paragraph results to read, all based on the choices you and your fellow bridge officers make. Beautifully illustrated planet landscapes and the vibrant, fun writing will immerse you in the Odyssey's journeys through the distant region of Insula. Each chapter has multiple outcomes, leading eventually to different endings and lots of replayability. A simple set of rules and setup instructions will get the game up and running in minutes, and you'll never look back! Learn more...
A French Harry Potter Game Harry Potter: Une Annee a Poudlard is a French language Harry Potter game that looks fascinating. If you are not a French speaker, check out this English language review of this game. Learn More
Rising Sun for Two Want to play this monstrosity of a miniatures game as a couple? Check out the file this week to get started. Download
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Clue: Five Alive
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New Game Recommendation System The game recommendation system is back. Follow the thread to learn more about the new and improved system. Read on…
The Most Beautiful Game What is the most beautiful game you have ever owned? Come share truly beautiful games with others on this thread. Read On
Top Board Games Art of 2018 This blog breaks down some of the best art from last year. Come share your thoughts on the best art of last year. Read on...
Growing Up Gameless This blogpost is a heartfelt story of growing up with gaming not being a option. All of our experiences shape us - come see how this helped this gamer become who they are today. Read On
Shake Up The Reverse Deck-building Office Card Game about the size of your coffee mug, costs just a little more and teaches in 5 minutes. The game approaches the deck-building genre from a rather unique angle. Instead of starting with a basic deck and slowly adding advanced cards, your deck starts right away with all the powerful cards. You need to remove cards and achieve a lean, efficient deck to draw from. Afterall, too many powerful cards in your deck is useless if they don't synergize well. Each game plays quickly, but expect hours and hours of fun trying out the different winning strategies. Free 100-micron custom sleeves come in every set! Learn more...
Suburbia Collector’s Edition Suburbia Collector’s Edition is LIVE on Kickstarter with new revamped artwork and a ton of upgrades! Oversized tiles, new player colors, and city-specific borough boards are only the beginning; this edition also features several Game Trayz™ organizers, a giant tower to disperse tiles, recessed borough boards, redesigned population board, unique landmarks for each player color, and all existing expansions as well as a brand new one: Nightlife. Kickstarter backers will receive even more upgrades at a discounted price! This project funded in just 7 minutes and has been the talk of the town, check it out today! Learn more...
Fog of Love Valentine’s Day is around the corner. What better game to play than Fog of Love? Fog of Love is a surprise hit, being labelled the most innovative game in years by many reviewers.
It is essentially a relationship simulator for two players. You play a fictional couple and try to make their rollercoaster relationship work.
Many have waited for the three expansions that were initially released for the Kickstarter backers: - It Will Never Last - Paranormal Romance - Trouble with the In-Laws
We are delighted to announce that the expansions are finally available in retail, just in time for Valentine's Day. Learn more...
Rommel in the Desert The campaign in North Africa during WW2 is one that is very interesting to me. Check out a take on this block war game. Learn More
Gloomhaven HP Bases You can add a new level of information to your Gloomhaven figures. You can make these yourself with the file below. Download
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Clue: Dive, dive, dive!
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Happy Birthday to the Geek BGG turned 19 this past week. Come celebrate! Read on…
First Geek Store Update of 2019 It’s time for a Geek Store update. Ring in 2019 with some great new offers. Read on…
Picture of the Year Contest 2018 was a great year for games and a great year for game photography. Come see some of the best of the last year in this contest. Read On
Recommendation Engine This BGG user has created a cool site that will recommend games to you based on your BGG ratings. Come try it out and find something new to play. Read on...
LEGO Board Games All of these board games were created out of LEGO. There are some really great creations on this geeklist. Read On
Champions of Nexum Multiplayer Offline battle arena was funded on Kicktarter in 4 hours. This MOBA-inspired game, pits two sides against each other in epic combat. With various game play options, including a solo and co-op mode or a 1vs1 up to 3vs3, Champions of Nexum has endless replayablity. Average game lasts between 60 and 90 minutes. Check this out! Learn more...
Shadow Tactics Based on the acclaimed video game, Shadow Tactics is a fast-paced tactical stealth game for 2-6 players where you can take control of 5 unique ninja characters with vastly different skill sets or you play the role of the Daimyo, an evil mastermind who relies on superior numbers of soldiers and samurai, each with their own plastic miniatures. Immerse in this hide n’ sneak game with engaging story-driven missions in an ever-changing, non-linear campaign structure. Learn more...
A Week of Solo Games This reviewer took a week to focus on solo games. Come see what they played and dive into their impressions. Learn More
KeyForge Playmat Want to up your KeyForge game? Take it to the next level with this fan-made playmat. Download
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Clue: A Gaggle of Vermin
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Register for BGG.Spring 2019 BGG.Spring 2019 is coming up. If you are interested in attending, find more details at the link below. Read on…
BGG@SEA 2019 BGG@SEA is a unique board game convention experience. Sail the seas while playing games. Read on…
A New Way to See your Game Collection This cool tool allows you to visually represent your game collection. You can label your photo and put details about each game. Read On
Being a Vegan Gamer This interesting description of the challenges of being a vegan gamer is worth a read. Be sure to give it a look. Read on...
Best of 2018 2018 was a great year for games. Check out this best of the year list from one BGG user. Read On
Arkham Horror (Third Edition) This major fan of the 2nd edition takes a deep dive into Arkham Horror 3rd edition. Come see what they think of the changes and improvements. Learn More
KeyForge Playmat Want to up your KeyForge game? Take it to the next level with this fan-made playmat. Download
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Clue: Friends in the forest.
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Happy New Year Welcome to 2019! Aldie has shared a New Year’s message to everyone. Come check it out. Read on…
Better to Lose Than To Draw In this blog post from a game designer, we take a deep dive into draws and why losing is better. Read On
9 Card Design Contest Check out this on-going design contest. The rules are that each design is limited to 18 components. Come check out more details and potentially submit a design. Read on...
Reviewers Best of 2018 Compilation An intrepid BGG users has compiled the top of 2018 lists from a variety of review outlets. Come see what some board game pundits are saying about games this year. Read On
Journey to Nocturion Journey to Nocturion and lead your powerful Noble House into the good graces of Emperor Alexius IV! Fulfill quests, curse your opponents, forge legendary heirlooms, and build mighty armies of beasts with variable asymmetric powers!
Nocturion is a dark fantasy, dice rolling, worker placement and resource management game for 2 to 4 players. The beautifully-crafted game art is by illustrator Damien Mammoliti. From the box cover to the highly-detailed game board, Mammoliti brings the game to life through his stunning interpretation of the world Nocturion.
Join the campaign! Now on Kickstarter! Learn more...
Map Maker Adventures MAP MAKER ADVENTURES--A COMPLETE DUNGEON CRAWL FOR 1-4. YES, IT CAN BE PLAYED SOLO! Now on KickStarter. Map Maker Adventures is an old-school, pencil and paper dungeon crawler/RPG. You can play solo or up to 4 players with no DM. All you need in order to play is the book set, paper, a pencil, and a D20. The set includes a rulebook and four adventure books containing everything to progress through level 1-20 dungeons (sewers, caves, fortresses, ruins, etc.) Everything is here for creating heroes (9 classes with multiple specializations). Easy-to-use AI covers exploring, encounters, combat, loot, leveling—the whole campaign. All for about $25! Learn more...
Gloomhaven: Forgotten Circles Memories of the past are the key to the future. A mysterious Aesther Diviner brings dark portents and terrifying new foes. Join her on a 20-scenario quest to explore the history of Gloomhaven and prevent a looming catastrophe. Or enlist the Diviner's help in pursuing your own ends.
This expansion to Gloomhaven offers a 76-page scenario book full of new content for the award-winning game. You can pre-order now directly from Cephalofair Games for $10 off the MSRP, free shipping to the US, and delivery before any online retailer. Learn more...
Lords of Hellas This blog takes a look at Hellas. If you have been interested in this game, be sure to look at this conversational review. Learn More
Post War Scenario for Twilight Struggle This scenario for Twilight Struggle attempts to simulate the time following 1990. Come try this new experience. Download
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Happy New Year Welcome to 2019! Aldie has shared a New Year’s message to everyone. Come check it out. Read on…
NY Toy Fair Preview and More BGG News is starting strong with two major show previews. Ring in the new year with info on the latest games coming early this year. Read On
If Book Reviews Were Like Board Game Reviews What if people reviewed books like they review board games? Come check out this humorous thread for some examples. Read on...
2018 - A Review Come check out this bloggers take on 2018. Was it an amazing year? Read On
Drinkill Drinkill is an extreme board drinking game that will put your drinking capabilities to the test. It will also probably make you do some REALLY stupid shit along the way. Drinkill will take up to 10 players and make them battle for one simple objective - being the first to reach the end of the board. Once you get to the “Vomit Here” space, everyone else loses and the game is over. Sounds easy? Think again. Drinkill will put the player to a bitter fight while using Items, Challenges, & STD cards, and will make every game a night you'll surely remember, and a day you'd rather forget! Learn more...
The Quacks of Quedlinburg This Kennerspiel des Jahres winner has an obtuse name. Come see if this review can sort it out for you. Learn More
Modular Board for Tyrants of the Underdark Want to vary the map for Tyrants of the Underdark? Try this new, fan-made modular version. Download
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Clue: Money, money, money
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Welcome to The Geek Weekly(TGW), a weekly roundup of interesting things happening on BoardGameGeek.com. Every day hundreds of comments and posts are made on BGG; it's impossible to keep track of it all. That's why we've created TGW as a way to highlight great content from around the Geek.
We do our best to provide a varied and diverse look at BGG each week. Found a post that you think should be featured? Shoot us a Geekmail
This week we are taking a look back at 2018 and sharing some of the best content we saw throughout the year. Did you see something great from 2018 that we missed? Make sure to share it in the comments below.
Thanks, Brad
2018 Annual Support Drive BGG is an amazing place and a community I love being a part of. If you are like me, consider donating in the annual support drive. It helps keep the lights on and comes with some fun perks. Read on…
An Artist Interview This blog series takes a look at the artist behind some of our favorite games. Check out one example now. Read On...
Pronouncing Polish Designers Some of the most popular board games around are created by amazing Polish designers. As a citizen of the USA, I know I was a bit nervous the first time I interviewed Ignacy Trzewiczek. This thread a very handy guide on tackling these names that might be unfamiliar. Read on…
A Brief History of BGG One intrepid user has scoured interviews with Aldie, the found of BoardGameGeek, to put together a fascinating look at the site so far. Come learn about the history of this site we all love. Read on...
Which Game Have You Owned the Longest Which game in your collection have you owned the longest? For me it’s a copy Settlers of Catan. Come add your longest owned game to this thread. Read On...
The Best Thing We Ever Did This is a great geeklist concept. Come here to post the contribution you’ve put on BGG that has the most thumbs. Read On
Flamme Rouge Tour de France Stages This is pretty amazing. One user has designed a Flamme Rouge course for each stage of the Tour de France. I want to pick up this game just to do this. Read on…
Buying It Again Have you ever culled a game but later remembered you loved it and bought it again? Come share on this geeklist. Read On...
Better Board Game Boxes This thread brings up some valid questions about board game boxes. Are they doing enough to advertise to gamers? Come join the discussion. Read on...
50 Eurogames Every Fan Should Play This geeklist is an excellent collection of the top games every fan of eurogames should play. Come find a classic gem. Read On
The Art of the Pitch This is a pretty fascinating blogpost. We get an inside look at the rigorous world of pitching board games to publishers. See the world through the eyes of a designer. Read on...
Go the Library! Libraries in many countries are starting to add board games to their collections. Check your local library and see what is available. Read On
Designer Rankings This Geeklist uses a formula to rank designers. Come see how your favorites stack up. Read On
A Neural Network Makes Game Titles A user fed a bunch of board game titles into a neural network and what came out is pretty funny. Come take a look. Read on...
The History of Playing Cards This fascinating blog post takes a deep look at the history of playing card decks and how got to where we are today. Read On
Chess: More Than a Sum of Its Parts This review is a personal look at chess throughout their life. Come see how your experience lines up. Learn More
Agricola Review 10 Years in the Making Agricola has held the #1 spot on BGG for many years. Recently a new champion has been crowned but this review takes a look at that 10 years of legacy. Read the Review...
A Look at Samurai Samurai is a classic area control game. Check out this review of the new edition. Read the Review...
Acquire Review This one caught my based on great use of puns. Come check it out. Read the Review...
Coup Review This review takes a unique look at this popular card game. If you’ve been looking for a deep perspective on Coup, look no further. Read the Review...
Hanafuda Cards Review This traditional set of cards has a storied history. Come check out one take on this game and see if it is something you’d like to explore. Learn More
Gettysburg from Real Maps Want to play Gettysburg on a map created from the real maps? This is the file for you. As a lover of history, I’m excited to check this out. Download Now
Rising Sun Legacy Want to turn Rising Sun into a sort of legacy games? Check out the file this week that features instructions on how to do that. I hope it makes you melt a miniature at the end of a game. Download Now
Scythe Mats from the Source Jamey Setgmaier has dropped a file on BGG for the hit Scythe. Come check out these combo references and mats. Download Now
Kaiju Dice! PnP This print and play game looks pretty fun. It is billed at chibi kaiju in the suburbs. Looks fun. Download Now
Eclipse with 2-players, Together Eclipse is a fun massive strategy game. This file brings a new two player co-op experience to the game. Check out this fan-made addition. Download Now
Flick ‘em Up! the Wargame Some files stand out on name alone. This one transforms Flick ‘em Up! into a light wargame. Come check it out. Download Now
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2018 Annual Support Drive BGG is an amazing place and a community I love being a part of. If you are like me, consider donating in the annual support drive. It helps keep the lights on and comes with some fun perks. Read on…
The History of Playing Cards This fascinating blog post takes a deep look at the history of playing card decks and how got to where we are today. Read On
Charity Game Event Looking for a way to give this holiday season? There is a charity event going on now in this geeklist. Come see how you can participate. Read on...
Board Game Loot Box This blog post is all about a board game loot box. This user grabbed one of those bling grab bags of board games. The results in this case were very positive. Read On
Valda — race to the gods — a boardgame by Nathan Vermeulen. A 2-5 player strategy table top game set in a beautiful mythic world. Fight enemies, build temples and gather followers to become a god!
*** DYNAMIC MIX OF FUN GAME MECHANICS Dice rolling, card drafting, building and various player powers *** A UNIQUE POWER BUILDING GAME Players are introduced to more complexitivity and power during the game *** LANGUAGE INDEPENDENT And different languages for the game rules *** EVERY GAME IS DIFFERENT Everybody, whether you are a newbie or played Valda 20 times , has a chance to win *** BEAUTIFUL THEMATIC ILLUSTRATIONS BY MATEUSZ MIZAK Learn more...
Azul: Stained Glass of Sintra This sequel to Azul has been anticipated by many. Come check out this detailed review to see if it lives up to the hype. Learn More
Double Layered Player Mat This fan-made player mat for Viticulture is double layered! Be sure to download the most advanced file we’ve ever listed. Download
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2018 Annual Support Drive BGG is an amazing place and a community I love being a part of. If you are like me, consider donating in the annual support drive. It helps keep the lights on and comes with some fun perks. Read on…
Geek Store Update and Sale The final Geek Store update for the year is here. Come check out all the new additions and some sales. Read on…
Tokyo Game Market 2018 Report Tokyo Game Market happened recently and BGG News has a full report. Come check it out. Read On
The Top 50 from This Century Looks like the current BGG top 50 were all released since 2000. Come talk about the age of your collection and how it lines up today? Read on...
Top 25 Games Coming in 2019 In this geeklist, a user is listing out the top games they are excited for in 2019. Which games are you looking forward to? Read On
QE It's 2008, and the economy is falling apart. You can save it by PRINTING MONEY to bail out companies.
You'll bid for these companies against your fellow players.
Since you represent the central bank of one of the most powerful countries in the world, there is no limit to what you can bid. You will literally have a dry erase marker and can write ANY number you want.
Buy as many companies as you can to collect the most victory points.
BUT don't be the player who spent the most money total during the game. If you do that, you lose.
Will you bid 90, or 90 billion?
The Kickstarter ends TODAY. Just $34. Free US Shipping. Learn more...
FlipTales FlipTales is a simple Roleplaying game for all ages. You and your friends play magical creatures and go on whimsical adventures. If you want to try out your first RPG, or have some younger (or older!) people in your life you'd like to introduce to RPGs, this is the perfect game for you. Experienced players love it for its speed and flexibility. It takes under an hour to learn the game, set up, and play your first mission, and it's just as simple to make your own adventures. The campaign ends on December 16. Check out the Kickstarter page to learn more. Learn more...
Space - Imagine the Possibilities! If you are the adventurous type and like to explore the far reaches of space, these beautiful terrain sets will be the perfect backdrop for your Sci-Fi deep explorations. Your starships will look incredible as they traverse the solar systems! Travel the Cosmos and explore New Worlds and Giant Nebulae! Steer clear of Black Holes and dodge racing Comets. Anything You Can Imagine, You Can Build! Customize your own Galaxy today with our Holiday Offer of 25% off all orders from now until December 31! Use Coupon Code “Holiday18” at Checkout today! Learn more...
My Little Scythe This review claims that My Little Scythe is much more than a children’s game. Check out the review and this new perspective. Learn More
KeyForge Tokens Need more KeyForge tokens to contain your leet strategies? Check out the file this week for fan designed tokens you can print yourself. Download
Agh, traveling again. This feature will be back next week.
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