The first of its kind, Magic: The Gathering was created in 1993 by Professor Richard Garfield and became a much-loved global success. Now nearly three decades later, if you’re talking about Trading Card Games then you’re still just as likely … Read More
Historic settings, token buying and competitive gameplay. Let’s talk about games like Splendor. Hitting the market first in 2014, Splendor is a card-based set-building game in which you play as a gem merchant trying to get the most prestige points … Read More
Party games like Never Have I Ever have been popular for ages for a reason — they’re fun, rowdy and get really break the ice and get a party started. However, one of the most frustrating things when playing this … Read More
Irreverent party games like What Do You Meme? have been popularised in recent years by groups of friends who are looking for an evening of laughs and inappropriate humour. The premise of the game with players competing to caption various … Read More
Interactive, family-friendly games like Apples to Apples are immensely popular for a reason. Finding a game that you can play with your entire family that is both fun and interactive for all ages can actually be a bit of a … Read More
Billed as the “party game for horrible people,” games like Cards Against Humanity have quickly taken the adult world for a storm, exciting people with politically incorrect content, allowing you to get to know your friends better than ever, and … Read More
First released on the crowdfunding platform Kickstarter and, to this day, one of the most successful items to have graced the platform, Exploding Kittens has surged in popularity since it’s release. But if you’ve had enough of explosions and kittens … Read More
Games like Werewolf (also called Mafia by some people) have been some of the most popular social-deduction party games for years on end. There is no physical game required in order to play, meaning that it is accessible and fun … Read More