Curse of the Wymer Stones Game Review

There is something in the dark that hungers. Many believed this horror in the darkness had long passed, but the wisest and the strongest of the kingdoms know better. They whisper in secret places of the coming Wymer with dread and certainty of doom. These hushed tones have reached the ears of four heroes who will take up blades, bows, spells, and staffs to find the key to defeating the evil that grows in the darkness below ground. They go now to face this evil. Their deeds will either bring them victory or doom to us all.

Bag of Chips Game Review

American celebrity fitness guru, entrepreneur, and former New York City Ballet dancer Mary Helen Bowers said, "Even if you're having a snack, enjoying it in a beautiful teacup or on a lovely plate makes it feel like more of an event." Players will enjoy this colorful game of risk and reward with friends at their table. The game is genuinely "snack size" in length and table space requirements, but will it leave our players feeling full and satisfied or make them crave something more substantial?

Monster Kegger Game Review (prepublished version)

American author and Billiard Congress of America Hall of Fame instructor of pool and carom billiards, Robert Byrne, said, "Partying is such sweet sorrow." Truly, throwing a party and being at a party takes work. You have to be energetic, personable, and approachable. Or not, and sit in the corner sulking while everyone around you has fun. In this game, you must try to keep everyone at your party happy, and the only way to do that is to ensure you have the right food and drink available. The catch? Your guests are monsters and have particular likes and dislikes. You and your opponent are competing to see who can throw the best party for these monsters!

Psychopath Game Review

American author Alice Sebold wrote in her book The Lovely Bones, "Murderers are not monsters, they're men. And that's the most frightening thing about them." In this game, one player will take on the role of such a monster. They will hunt and attempt to take out a small group of Campers who had the misfortune of choosing a seemingly abandoned camp as their party spot. The Campers are being stalked by a madman, but they can survive if they organize and fight back or attempt to be rescued. One thing is for sure, the line between hunter and hunted can quickly become blurred, and survival of the fittest often comes down to the right card at the right time.

Dulce Game Review

Beloved American cartoonist and creator of the comic strip Peanuts, Charles M. Schulz, said, "All you need is love. But a little chocolate now and then doesn't hurt." Oh, how very true. Whatever mood I am in or the day I am having, a delicious piece of chocolate brings a smile to my face. In this game, players are tasked to build cafes that will sell their delicious confectionaries, but their approach must also balance the need to grow the necessary ingredients and then ship them out for use. This game will challenge the players to make tough choices to make sweet deals.

Fragments and Fakes Game Review

Regardless of one's belief, the existing religious-based documentation influences modern-day faith and the faithful. Church doctrine, ceremony, and even an individual's definition of morality are based on manuscripts and letters written by individuals long ago. It's of little wonder why men and women today dedicate their personal and professional lives to seeking out documentation and examining its authenticity. Such information can change the minds and spirits of the faithful. You are such an individual in this game, and searching for truth is a messy affair.