Again, I was super busy and not able to complete my February list in time for the end of the month, so I will try to shuffle the way I do things in the future to try to get April done in time!
The Quacks of Quedlinberg: The Herb Witches
Quacks of Quedlinberg quickly became one of my most anticipated games once I played and thoroughly enjoyed Ganz Schon Clever. I recently played it and it is everything it was hyped up to be, making me very excited for this expansion.
Corinth
The big Days of Wonder release this year is a roll-and-write! This truly is the age of the roll-and-write. Based on the company's track record, it is likely that this will be one of the most well-produced roll-and-write games made to date.
Tuki
The next big game from the makers of the popular gateway games Azul and Reef, this one follows the same four-letter naming convention and instead of laying tiles down on a grid, you will be building up patterns vertically. It looks like they are about to have another success on their hands.
The City
Although this isn't a new game, there is a new edition on Kickstarter of this game that was always on my radar. From the designer of Race for the Galaxy, one of my favourite card games, I was originally excited for this game but cooled when the reviews were a bit mixed. Still, the new edition looks great and I've always had a soft spot for city building games.
The Champion of the Wild
Shut Up and Sit Down recently released a video review and playthrough of this recently released party game where you take a team of animals and compete in ridiculous events against each other. I'm hoping that it plays as well as the videos showed it does because I just backed the new Kickstarter.
Doppelt So Clever!
The sequel to my most played game ever, Ganz Schon Clever, I cannot wait to see what this brings to the table. Of course, this is a bit of a cheat because the app was just recently released and I have been playing this non-stop, but since it is new I thought I would just add it to the list.
Century: A New World
The final game in the Century series, a series that I have yet to play even though I have heard so many good things about it. At this point, I might as well wait for the final entry to be released before diving in. The fact that you can combine the games has always been interesting to me.
Wavelength
A party game by Wolfgang Warsch? Considering his track record, this is almost a must-buy. It is co-designed by the designer of Monikers, another well-received party game. It is on Kickstarter, looks very interesting, and the only thing holding me back is the high shipping cost to Canada.
Star Wars: Outer Rim
A new Star Wars game from Fantasy Flight Games themed around bounty hunters seems like the perfect recipe for a successful game. Although I still haven't played Rebellion, I hope this is a worth follow-up.
Keyforge: Age of Ascension
Although I still don't own any Keyforge decks, I did enjoy the play of the game I was able to experience at SHUX '18 and look forward to playing it more. New cards that this newly announced set adds to the game can only make it better.
The Quacks of Quedlinberg: The Herb Witches
Quacks of Quedlinberg quickly became one of my most anticipated games once I played and thoroughly enjoyed Ganz Schon Clever. I recently played it and it is everything it was hyped up to be, making me very excited for this expansion.
Corinth
The big Days of Wonder release this year is a roll-and-write! This truly is the age of the roll-and-write. Based on the company's track record, it is likely that this will be one of the most well-produced roll-and-write games made to date.
Tuki
The next big game from the makers of the popular gateway games Azul and Reef, this one follows the same four-letter naming convention and instead of laying tiles down on a grid, you will be building up patterns vertically. It looks like they are about to have another success on their hands.
The City
Although this isn't a new game, there is a new edition on Kickstarter of this game that was always on my radar. From the designer of Race for the Galaxy, one of my favourite card games, I was originally excited for this game but cooled when the reviews were a bit mixed. Still, the new edition looks great and I've always had a soft spot for city building games.
The Champion of the Wild
Shut Up and Sit Down recently released a video review and playthrough of this recently released party game where you take a team of animals and compete in ridiculous events against each other. I'm hoping that it plays as well as the videos showed it does because I just backed the new Kickstarter.
Doppelt So Clever!
The sequel to my most played game ever, Ganz Schon Clever, I cannot wait to see what this brings to the table. Of course, this is a bit of a cheat because the app was just recently released and I have been playing this non-stop, but since it is new I thought I would just add it to the list.
Century: A New World
The final game in the Century series, a series that I have yet to play even though I have heard so many good things about it. At this point, I might as well wait for the final entry to be released before diving in. The fact that you can combine the games has always been interesting to me.
Wavelength
A party game by Wolfgang Warsch? Considering his track record, this is almost a must-buy. It is co-designed by the designer of Monikers, another well-received party game. It is on Kickstarter, looks very interesting, and the only thing holding me back is the high shipping cost to Canada.
Star Wars: Outer Rim
A new Star Wars game from Fantasy Flight Games themed around bounty hunters seems like the perfect recipe for a successful game. Although I still haven't played Rebellion, I hope this is a worth follow-up.
Keyforge: Age of Ascension
Although I still don't own any Keyforge decks, I did enjoy the play of the game I was able to experience at SHUX '18 and look forward to playing it more. New cards that this newly announced set adds to the game can only make it better.
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