Box art image showing cowboy (from neck up) on left and Great Western Trail on the right side.

Visual Accessibility | Great Western Trail 2nd Edition

Great Western Trail: Second Edition is designed by Alexander Pfister, with art by Chris Quilliams and published by eggertspiele, among others. Players take on the role of ranchers herding cattle from Texas to Kansas City, then sending them off by train to earn money and victory points. Buildings, cowboys, builders, and engineers provide support along … Continue reading Visual Accessibility | Great Western Trail 2nd Edition

Colorblind Games Review | 20 Strong

Chip Theory Games introduces 20 Strong, a compact gaming system that delivers engaging solo experiences across multiple universes. Designed by Josh J. Carlson, it offers an interesting approach to solo gaming with limited components. For this article, I reviewed three games from the series: Solar Sentinels, Too Many Bones, and Hoplomachus Victorum. Gameplay 20 Strong … Continue reading Colorblind Games Review | 20 Strong

Colorblind Games Preview | Knitting Circle

Knitting Circle, designed by Emily Vincent and illustrated by Beth Sobel, is the newest in the long-running series of tile-laying puzzle games from Flatout Games. Players compete as knitters creating the coziest, most beautiful assortment of garments. Knitting Circle lives in the Calico (Colorblind Games review) universe, bringing the same charming art, graphic design, and … Continue reading Colorblind Games Preview | Knitting Circle

Colorblind Games Review and Mod | Quirky Circuits

Quirky Circuits: Penny & Gizmo's Snow Day! was designed by Nikki Valens with art by Danalyn Reyes, and published by Plaid Hat Games in 2022. It is a budget-friendly implementation of the original Quirky Circuits (2019) by the same team, replacing the four robots from the original with two characters in this version. Note: the … Continue reading Colorblind Games Review and Mod | Quirky Circuits

Colorblind Games Review and Mods | Hadrian’s Wall

Roll/Flip/Verb-and-Write games have become some of my favorite tabletop experiences, from some of the simplest like Criss Cross and QWIXX, to my current favorite: Cartographers (Colorblind Games review). Hadrian's Wall takes the complexity to the next level for a flip-and-write game. Designed by Bobby Hill, with art by Sam Phillips, and published by Garphill Games … Continue reading Colorblind Games Review and Mods | Hadrian’s Wall

Colorblind Games Review | Scribbly Gum

Postmark Games does it again. Scribbly Gum: Print at Home Edition is designed by Phil Walker-Harding with illustrations by Meredith Walker-Harding. It's co-published by Joey Games and Postmark Games, and it plays 1-99+ in about 20 minutes. This is a reimplementation of Scribbly Gum (also by the Walker-Hardings, also from Joey Games) from 2023. Gameplay … Continue reading Colorblind Games Review | Scribbly Gum

Colorblind Games Review | Ashes Reborn: Rise of the Phoenixborn

Ashes Reborn: Rise of the Phoenixborn is an expandable card game designed by Isaac Vega; art by Fernanda Suarez, David Richards, and Thander Lin; and published by Plaid Hat Games. It is most commonly a two-player competitive card game, with player count variants up to four, and a separate solo/coop expansion series that pits players … Continue reading Colorblind Games Review | Ashes Reborn: Rise of the Phoenixborn

Colorblind Games Review | Wolves

Wolves, designed by Connor Alexander (Cherokee Nation) with art by Sa'dekaronhes Esquivel (Kanyen'kehà:ka/Mexican Indigenous) and Ovila Mailhot (Sto:lo / Nlaka'pamux Nation) is published by Coyote & Crow LLC, a Native owned company that focuses on raising the voices of marginalized creators and presenting Indigenous concepts in tabletop games. Wolves is the next board game in … Continue reading Colorblind Games Review | Wolves