When combined with a bright and characterful design, King of Tokyo becomes the front-runner in terms of essential board games for kids. It says a lot about a board game for kids when there are ...

Phoenixx Inc., the organizers for the Tokyo Indie ... out in a "Strongest King Match" in the fast-paced RTS Jelly Troops, presented by Bandai Namco's GYAAR Studio. "Indie Game Journal Part 2 ...

Or the alluring wilderness of Tokyo’s Metropolitan Expressway, with its furthest reaches shrouded in darkness. TXR was a different kind of racing game, too repetitive and cryptic to ever receive ...

Editor's Note: Although every board ... King's court playing peg solitaire, and if it had reached the highest circles of nobility at that time, chances are it's a lot older. The solitaire card ...

there's this more regular-sized outdoor chess board in Spa Green (Clerkenwell). FourCorner hosts outdoor chess games in Granary Square in King's Cross (Weds, 6pm-9.30pm) and St John's Square in ...

The king of CRPGs has returned in all its glory with Baldur’s Gate 3. This game crushed expectations during a year filled with stiff competition despite being a CRPG. The quality, performance ...

The Lord of the Rings movies are well established masterpieces. They wouldn't scrimp on the official Lord of the Rings board ...

Ticket to Ride is a mobile adaptation of the wonderful train-based board game that ... It's a careful game of strategy. Hearthstone needs little introduction as the king of card games on Android.

Valve’s hugely clever, genuinely funny puzzler is frequently cited as the king of co-op ... to launch them into the abyss (in-game, of course). This board game-based experience incorporates ...

There, they’ll face off against the fallen prince himself, and hopefully finally put a stop to the Lich King’s wacky antics. Matt has loved games of all kinds his whole life: board, video, war, ...

As befitting a game from the quintessential Japanese RPG series, it remains an expression of the core of the genre, and (as we pointed out in our Dragon Quest: Journey of the Cursed King review ...

And in the board game space ... on train travel between Kyoto and Tokyo. If you’ve ever been to Japan as a tourist, the theme will resonate deeply; if not, it might inspire you to plan your own trip.