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What's a better way to spice up your summer travel plans than packing new micro-games from Button Shy's Summer 2026 collection. I'll be giving a preview of two of the new titles, Forest Rivals (for 2-players), and The Cursed Cast (for solo play),

Welcome to this week's batch of crowdfunding campaigns. We have a variety of offerings here, so we hope 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,

Seventy-four thousand people walk into a bar. That's it. That's Gen Con. BGQ was there, and we've got the recap to prove it. Tony: Gen Con's attendance this year came in at 74,000+

As I approached the BGQ Review Copy Altar (B.R.C.A, for short), a new in-shrink copy of the Galileo Galilei expansion, Luna, materialized in front of me. I looked around. "Hello?" No one responded. Tony is usually there for a snide comment, or Chris ...

Icaion, the impossible to pronounce sequel to the equally slippery Mysthea, has been reviewed by BGQ before. Spencer covered the multiplayer game and came away less-than-impressed. This time, we're diving into Icaion solo, with some multiplayer ...

We review Moytura, published by Bitewing Games. Invoke legendary deities and battle for control of ancient Ireland.

Welcome to this week's batch of crowdfunding campaigns. We have a variety of offerings here, so we hope 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,

Over the last few years, there's been a clear trend of creating "distilled" or more "accessible" versions of larger games. Terraforming Mars has Ares Expedition, 7 Wonders has 7 Wonders Architects, Pandemic has Pandemic: Hot Zone, and Ticket to Ride ...

It is well known around Board Game Quest Headquarters that I am the resident Stefan Feld aficionado/fanboy/devotee/stalker. Naturally, then, when the BGQ Bulletin Board announced an assignment to ...

Splendor, designed by Marc Andre, crashed into the boardgaming scene in 2014 as a fantastic gateway-level game that's a straightforward engine-building race made extra appealing due to its poker-like chips. It is currently ranked 53rd as a family ...