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The 'Enlightenment,' which discovered the liberties, also invented the disciplines. That's the most oft-quoted line from Michel Foucault's Discipline and Punish, probably be ...

The Yellow House turns the tumultuous friendship between Van Gogh and Gauguin into a tricky board game. Read our review.

These fantasy board games will have you traveling to fantastic realms, meeting mythical monsters, and maybe even raising them as your own.

Dave Master Dave joins Chris this week to talk about the nuts and bolts of running a board game convention in the lead up to Long Island Tabletop Gaming Expo. If you haven't yet, check out the recently updated BGA website at ! Join us over at . The ...

This week has been good for board games. On Tuesday, I met a friend for a two-player game of 18GB: The Railways of Great Britain, and yesterday we played another game of Indonesia. Two-player 18GB is a fine 18xx experience for two. We played the E-W ...

Vassal is a game engine for building and playing online adaptations of board games and card games. It's written in Java.

Ah, solipsism. It's always appreciated when a board game demonstrates that we exist in shocking isolation, our comprehension of the universe siloed from every other human being, loved ones an ...

Since its invention in 1903, the classic Monopoly board game has spawned such a plethora of spin-offs that they nearly span the breadth of all possible human interests. From gardening and beer drinking to the FIFA World Cup, Star Wars, and the city ...

Play heroes of Exandria as you adventure through three branching campaigns guessing words based on the actual play show.

As most regular readers here probably know, city-building games are my jam. Foundations of Rome is one of my top 5 board games of all time, and I love Frostpunk both in digital format and the board game adaptation. So when I found out about Dawnmaker ...