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We present our 2025 board game gift guide. Whether you are shipping for yourself or a friend, we've got some great tabletop games for you to check out.

Reggie Games, publisher of Primal, has been busy. After successfully funding and delivering their hit game Primal: The Awakening and its five expansions, they began working on multiple new expansions, as well as reprinting the Primal base game and ...

Many of the games I loved playing as a kid were some variation of area influence or area majority. These days, with scheduling and just the financial landscape, I find myself gravitating to more solo or two-player games. When Caesar & Cleopatra came ...

The job that takes me out of the house every morning (and funds my board gaming hobby) is 'analytical chemist'. This means I spend my day running fancily named instruments and explaining to other people what the numbers or graphs they spit out mean.

Food themed games seem to be everywhere these days, and Umami stands out as a delightful entry. As autumn approaches, I reach for my favorite sweaters and find myself looking forward to more cozy activities- the comfort food theme, playful aesthetic,

Welcome to this week's batch of crowdfunding campaigns. We've got a variety of offerings here, so hopefully you will find something that catches your eye. Also, if you want to chat with the BGQ team, join our Discord Server where we talk about games,

Looking for a relaxing board game? Then look no further then our Top 10 Cozy Board Games as April and Andrea help you find that next cozy game.

Fountains, with their bubbling water and glimmering artistry, bring me joy and peace. The designers of Fountains, Kedric Winks and Shaun Ellis, seem to have drawn their inspiration from a fictional Renaissance city. Artists and scientists of the time ...

We've all had this happen. You pack up a bag full of games after careful thought about which ones would really excite you at the game meetup, but when you get there, everyone's already set up, and there's one seat for a game you've heard a lot of ...

Since I reviewed Kronologic: Paris 1920 in January, we have gone on to play every scenario and restarted with Grandparents. Just like I mentioned in that review, if there is enough time between game plays, there is no way you will remember the ending ...