If you like print and plays, this game is for you! 

Butterfly Garden Duel is for 1-2 players and only requires you bring your own pencil to play. It's a dynamic game of capturing butterflies and creating networks. 

Dr. Finn's Games follows up Mining Colony Duel with an even cooler print and play game that's sure to capture your nature- and animal-loving heart. 

The Kickstarter campaign goes live Monday, May 2! Check it out here: youtu.be/D1DZDgo1hqY

Use polyominoes to map out your unknown planet, searching for much needed resorces, civ upgrades, and cool tech. Planet Unknown is a fun game with simultaneous turns consisting of selecting a polyomino, placing on your planet, and upgrading your corporation. 

Players spin the Lazy S.U.S.A.N. space station, which contains all the tiles, to find the right shape and resource that fits their colony's needs. Then all other players get to do the same. 

Don't ignore those meteorites that plague your planet or you won't get a high score on your planet. And if your neighbor out does you on your objective card, you can say goodbye to those victory points, too. 

There are advanced planets and corporations that give this game a unique and asymmetrical game play, as well (and they are super fun!). Watch it here: youtu.be/_Ff-8lP0PMU

Professor Kim here and I think you'll love this fresh take on Apples to Apples. 

Just Tell Me What to Do asks players to persuade the active player that they should take their advice based on the drawn dilemma card. They get 45 seconds to convince them using clever, strategic moves in their tool belt. 

I think it works thinking in the moment, critical thinking, problem solving, card selection, active listening skillls, and verbal communication. 

This is great for the classroom as well as your game night with a group of friends. 

Watch it here: youtu.be/9Q08m04vEtE

I check out what's on a shelf in my game room, inspired by everyone's enthusiasm in my 3K subscriber video. Join me for my take on seven games that live on this shelf. 

Also, stay for my answer to these two questions: Which game would I sell? and Which game do I want to play right now?

What's your answer to the same questions? Put in in the comments below!

Check it out here: youtu.be/GSqwZELZbIg

​Join me in this 3 Things I Like About Meadow, a set collection game with open drafting and individual player tableaus. Watch it here: youtu.be/P0ttwATjIko

Come for the mechanics, stay for the original watercolor images of all the flora and fauna in Meadow! 

This worker placement has a unique feature that means a lot of player choice. As well, I love the hand management quality of this medium-level strategy game. And, there's a solo variant to boot!

The Key: Sabotage at Lucky Llama Land is a cool, fast-paced logic deduction game where the fastest detective doesn't always win! There's simultaneous action selection and a variety of paths to success. 

I give you the inside scoop on this game and offer my take on it. Check out what makes this game so unique and interesting in this review. 

And be sure to check out the other two The Key games in this HABA series!

Watch it here: youtu.be/70NUZsPY27c

I give you my three essential abstract games and so does Louis! Join us for these picks and a couple runners up, if you watch to the end. 

There's a lot to like about modern abstract games and we explore the ones that have captured our hearts. Let me know in the comments below what abstract games are your favorite!

Watch it here: youtu.be/VWoKnPabRvA

Decorum is a unique puzzle game where players work together to decorate a house in a way that meets all of their individual player objectives. 

The trick? Limited communication, of course! That's what makes the subtitle of this game make sense: A Game Of Passive Aggressive Cohabitation.

Join me here for a 3-in-1: tutorial, demo, and review! I get Louis to join me so you can see how dynamic and engaging this game is. 

The great thing is there are 20 unique scenarios for 2 players and 10 different ones for 3-4 players. And each game lasts between 30-45 minutes.  Watch it here: youtu.be/RrAmXkmvuYo