Tabletop publisher Lost in Cult has partnered with developer Paweł Koźmiński to bring the game World of Horror to your kitchen table. Simply called World of Horror: The Board Game, the title will ...

Winnie the Pooh recently went into the public domain, and as a result, we’ve seen several different versions of the iconic character in various media. As a huge fan of the character and his world, one ...

It turns out there's so much more to board game enthusiasts than just wanting to foster community and have some fun with friends. Researchers found that those who love playing board games in adulthood ...

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Images, clockwise from top left: Zenith (PlayPunk); Duel for Cardia (Asmodee); The White Castle Duel (Devir); Iliad (Bitewing). Finspan box image: Stonemaier Games. 2025 is going to go down as a good ...

Prefer something a bit more involved? Talisman: The Magical Quest Game is on sale for $38 (was $60). The popular fantasy-themed game has you playing as one of 12 unique characters with special ...

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Whether you’re into role-playing games or social deduction games, there’s a board game for every situation. Board games are versatile and provide endless fun, and they don’t have to rack up a bill. We ...

If you’re a person who enjoys the social side of online gaming, this product launch is not for you. Board was designed by entrepreneur Brynn Putnam, alongside former World of Warcraft exec Seth Sivac, ...

When fall hits Seattle and months of rainy weather stretch ahead of us, it’s the perfect time to stay inside, pick up a new board game and find a group to play with to while the gray days away.

Trade war uncertainty is forcing board and card game publishers in the United States to make tough decisions, putting the future of the industry in jeopardy. By Hannah Ziegler Every Monday night, ...

Long before "screen time" and connecting via social media, rainy Saturdays in the 1970s revolved around the thrill of Trouble's Pop-O-Matic bubble, the sound of plastic chips falling from the Connect ...