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Title: The Opinionated Gamers | Reviews and Commentary on Boardgames

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Dale Yu: Review of Abraca Who?
Abraca Who? Designer: Gary Kim Publisher: Korea Board Games Players: 3-6 Age: 8+ Time: 15 minutes Played with review copy provided by publisher In Abraca Who?, players are guests at a haunted house party who have been cursed by a … Continue reading →

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Gen Con 2026 – Phase Shift Games & Paizo Publishing
I played through a few turns of Phase Shift Games’ new-ish cooperative game, Aetherspire. It was a nice mix of luck and luck management as players try to build a tower before enemy elementals knock down the tower core. Enemy … Continue r...

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Dale Yu: Review of Machi Koro Life
Machi Koro Life Designer: Masao Suganuma Publisher: Pandasaurus Players: 2-5 Age: 10+ Time: 45 minutes Amazon affiliate link:  Played with review copy provided by publisher In Machi Koro: Life, instead of building up cities, players will use engine-building cards …

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Gen Con 2026 – Restoration Games
As always, the Restoration Games booth is a dangerous land of nostalgia, likely to drain your pocketbook if you’re not watching carefully. What I find interesting, is that I never played many of their “restored” games but I feel like … Continue reading →...

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Gen Con 2026 – Devir
If I had to pick one adjective for Devi’s booth, it would be colorful. From the rainbow pie pieces in the party game, One Round? To the wildly colorful Gaudi (not gaudy, though!) and its rondel, to the clay craftspeople … Continue reading →

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