Tabletop

Playing with your food is something children are always told off for, but The Noodle Game by Big Potato Games sees you fighting over a giant box of noodles in the middle of the table.

Every fortnight, some of the team at B3 meet up to play tabletop games together, trying out new games and playing some old favourites. This week, we played XCOM: The Board Game by Fantasy Flight Games.

Many board games allow players to act out their fantasies of world domination, but how many of them truly explore the egotistical nature of the world leaders who live out this reality on a daily basis? World Dumbination is an upcoming…

Dinosaurs pooped too! As a matter of fact, in Dino Dump by Big Potato Games, you end up playing with cartoonish cards of poop-covered dinosaurs, looking to get rid of all your cards.

I don't recall music being a central theme for many board games, but lately that trend is changing. Last year we previewed Rap Godz from Board Game Brothas, whilst one of our featured reviews during 2019 will be Moaideas Symphony No. 9. In…

Once you’re past the seemingly complex rules, AuZtralia has that excellent balance of simple to play but hard to master gameplay.

A reflective review of Michael Kiesling's game: Azul: Stained Glass of Sintra.

Resident Evil 2 takes some of the most-loved aspects of the digital original and translates them onto the tabletop.

Consonant please, Gandalf... I mean Carol... What on Earth is happening here?  For the uninitiated, Spell Smashers could easily be seen as just another throwaway fantasy deck-building game. Look closer, however, and you'll discover that…

11:59 is a real time, dice rolling microgame that pitches two players against each other as nuclear powers in an arms race that could end the civilised world. All is not lost however, because despite the presence of physical components…

A board game attempt at a classic video game, The Oregon Trail Game: Journey to Willamette Valley is an adaption of a giant, but how well does it all come together?

With a straightforward and enjoyable theme, Veracruz 1631 is fairly endearing — a feeling that is only enhanced by the speed of play.

If you take Werewolf and give it a modern twist, with new components and fun visuals then you would get Werewords.

Ceylon looks beautiful and plays in a fast, fluid manner, whilst simultaneously delivering complex choices that require considerable forward planning.

Build up huge buildings and be the top hero of the town!

Featuring an incredible eighty-four miniatures (two of which are very large monsters), Pelennor Fields is one of the most expansive starter packs that I’ve seen in miniatures gaming.

A very cute card game where you make sushi!

Dale of Merchants features a straightforward concept and simple components, but there’s more to it than meets the eye — find out what it’s all about in our detailed review.

Players race to fill the power vacuum left in the wake of a fallen Archmage, claiming the map and dispatching apprentices/.

Try to make sure your hen house produces the most eggs possible!