At Gen Con this year, we met with Ravensburger to hear about what new games they were releasing at the show. To the surprise ...

We review The Battle of Versailles, published by 25th Century Games. The best fashion designers of the world compete to ...

We review Legends of the Arena, published by Toth Games. Knock your opponents out of the Arena and claim victory!

Night of the Goblin, published by Atomic Mass Games. Players work together to thwart each of the Green Goblin’s sinister ...

For those of you who read our Gen Con articles (Most Anticipated Games and Recap), you’ll notice that Camp Grizzly: 2nd Edition was my most anticipated game and it was also my pick of the convention.

We review Malediction, published by Loot Studios. A competitive skirmish wargame that features cardplay and deck ...

Sitting around the campfire telling scary stories is as old as humanity itself. For some, it evokes camping with close family ...

Surprise Shipment, published by CGE. Venture deeper into the jungle, where the ancient canopy guards its oldest mysteries.

We review Rebuilding Chicago, published by Wizkids Games. Rebuild the happiest district by placing buildings and triggering ...

Almost all of the reviews on Board Game Quest are from review copies of a game provided by the publisher. This doesn’t influence our opinion of the game or its rating. Board Game Quest is a ...

Avast, ye scallywags! What is that on the horizon (you might call it a new horizon)? Expansions, ho! Shiv– oh, wait, I did this same bit when I reviewed Ahoy. I guess I need new material… After a ...

Seventy-four thousand people walk into a bar. That’s it. That’s Gen Con. BGQ was there, and we’ve got the recap to prove it. Tony: Gen Con’s attendance this year came in at 74,000+, which was ...