Red Notice: A Million or Prison – Catch Me If You Can
There’s something immediately appealing about a chase where one player knows exactly where they are and the other has to piece it together from whatever information slips through. In Red Notice: A Million or Prison, Angela Farbank is travelling around…
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Kalypso – Building a Home from Whatever Floats By
The seas have risen, most of the old world is underwater, and what remains of civilisation is now floating around in pieces. In Kalypso, powerful vortexes bring salvage back to the surface: wood, metal, rubber, seaweed, plastic and whatever else…
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Valley of Sky Lanterns – Twelve Turns, Too Many Plans
Nestled between the mountains of northeastern Taiwan, Pingxi has a history shaped by tea, natural dyes, coal mining and railways. As coal mining expanded around the turn of the twentieth century, miners and merchants moved into the valley and settlements…
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Board Games for a Good Cause: Joining Stonemaier Games’ Charity Auction
Earlier this year, we received an unexpected message from Jamey Stegmaier of Stonemaier Games. He asked if Tabletopping would like to take part in their annual charity auction, and we were happy to say yes. Each year, Stonemaier Games invites…
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Fragments: Solara – A Point-and-Click Adventure Made of Cardboard
Do you remember those old point-and-click adventure games where you clicked on pretty much everything, collected a bunch of strange objects and then tried to figure out where on earth you were supposed to use them? Fragments: Solara brought back…
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Combo Creatures – How Many Animals Can You Fit in a Combo?
Some creatures have apparently decided that simply being an animal isn’t enough. They also need a profession. In Combo Creatures, you’ll meet captains, performers, travellers, cooks, painters, rangers and quite a few others. Each has an ability that can bring…
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Night at the Zoo – Getting Home Is the Hard Part
The zoo is closed, the visitors have gone home, and apparently that was the perfect moment for some of the animals to sneak out. Now they need to get back before the zookeepers notice. In Night at the Zoo, we…
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Peranakan – A Mosaic Everyone Wants a Piece Of
Peranakan: Tiles and Tactics is a tile-laying game inspired by Chinese Peranakan culture, which developed through the blending of Chinese traditions with those of the Malay-Indonesian archipelago. Designed and illustrated by Eugene Lim in Singapore, it focuses mainly on decorative…
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For the Gods! – Keeping Up With the Temples
Across the islands of the ancient Aegean, we’re taking on the role of seafaring temple-builders trying to earn glory for our faction. That means sailing between harbours, building temples and dedicating them to the gods of Olympus. Unfortunately, we’re not…
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Traveluencer – Not Everything Needs to Go Viral
Pack your bags, charge your phone, and get ready to take far too many pictures of your food. In Traveluencer, we’re travelling around the world, sharing posts about food, scenery and architecture, and trying to become the most popular travel…
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