A very very scary selection of books I read in October.
★★★★★ — Color Jam captures the grade school feeling of having half…
★★★☆☆ — In Excalibur, the trickery and subterfuge of most the game…
Infinite Jest, Jingo, Hamlet — what do these have in common? Answers…
Some quick thoughts on my August reads
★★★☆☆ —Is this a game about hurrying to deadlines and dipping your…
★★★☆☆ — Elizabeth Hargrave’s Sanibel is an enchanting love letter to a…
I read nine more books in July and here are my off-the-top…
★★★★☆ — Its tactile runes and interesting economy feel like a riff…
★★★★★ — On each player’s go, there’s a call-and-response of “yes!” and…
My thoughts on fourteen books I read in June! A new Mana…
★★★★☆ — The twin wolves of Greed and Caution loom over your…
★★★☆☆ — Toy Battle is nothing if not honest. Straightforward. This is…
★★★☆☆ — This predictability gives the players a fair sense of control…
★★★★☆ — The variety of stuff to do evokes playing a TCG…
★★★★☆ — Flamecraft Duals’ board, far from a Go board ready to…
★★★★☆ — While some other blank-and-writes revel in boxes combo’ing into other…
★★★☆☆ — By my count, First Class Letters is about two things:…
★★★★☆ — I had resigned to not reviewing Tag Team after my…
★★★★☆ — Outfox the Fox gets the details right, executes a novel…