Reviews and Roundups
There are several modes of playing Clans of Caledonia as single-player. We take a look at four of them and discuss which ones work and which don’t. Introduction In our hobby, the influx of new games is way too large to be able to play all the games we would like enough, even if you … Read more
Friday, a small, 30-minute solo deck-building board game has been around for a decade. Read my Friday Board Game Review to find out if it’s worth buying. Facts Designer: Friedemann Friese Artists: Harald Lieske, Marcel-André Casasola Merkle Year published: 2011 Players: single-player only Playing time: 20-30 minutes Complexity: light/medium Price: check here Theme and Components … Read more
Ark Nova has risen to the top of board gaming charts as a phoenix. Although it was originally published in 2021, it is still making a huge impact in 2022. It seems everybody is either playing or talking about playing it. But the game is not without flaws. Reviewers mostly grudged the long playing time, … Read more
This article explains the three reasons why behind a simple beat-your-own-score solo mode in A Feast for Odin lies a deep and intriguing system, that offers immense replayability. Why is A Feast for Odin an Excellent Solo Board Game? There are three reasons why A Feast for Odin is a top-grade single-player board game. It’s … Read more
Under Falling Skies has quickly gained a lot of fans in the solo board gaming community. Since the 4 scenarios-long campaign is one of the main appeals of the game, many board games are rightfully asking whether Under Falling Skies is replayable or not. Is Under Falling Skies Replayable? Even though there’s a campaign mode … Read more
In this article, you can read about 6 Reasons We Play Board Games Solo. It’s a great way to experience board games and you should try it out if you haven’t yet. Introduction Until lately, solo board gaming was considered an odd thing. People who practiced it were misunderstood and looked down upon. “Why don’t … Read more