If there’s one thing we love more than games at The Cardboard Republic, it’s science. Well, and dinosaurs. Dinosaurs and science. So it stands to reason that a board game about science is going to be right up our alley. And...
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“Oh. Great. Cyber-Dogs. This is the worst time for my proton ray run to jam…” – Corporal Raul Lantigua, Advance Team Delta Four, final words The Premise Dr. Necreaux has kidnapped the world’s greatest scientists and plans to destroy...
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So, hypothetical question: if you and three other people were stranded in an ancient city in the desert, and your only hope of survival before the landscape did you in was to explore said city, uncover lost treasures, assemble a...
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Note: This review pertains to the Warmachine factions of the High Command card game. You can see a parallel review with references to the Hordes factions on its own review page. Both games are mechanically identical and interchangeable, but their...
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For the first time in a century, a new dragon egg has been laid. The nature of the dragon which will hatch from it remains a mystery, but the Order of the Dragon Whisperers are ready. From the seven Havens,...
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When Hollywood makes a movie with an expansive budget, big-named actors, and special effects that will impress the most stingy critics, they have to get the green light from some deep-pocketed studios. Well, you are not part of one of...
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Note: This review pertains to a large expansion for Settlers of Catan and requires the base game to play. We are also assuming that you are familiar with the base game, or at least have read its review. Settlers...
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“I’m sure you will. You look like the lass who’ll finally finish off ol’ King Croak”, you say to the young raven-haired lady warrior heading for the door. A pity, that one. Once gone, you make the same silent gesture...
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Master tactician. Ingenious inventor. Brave settler. Most games allow players to explore the noblest aspects of the human race. They help us to create tales of courage, triumph, fortune, and strength. They show us what it’s like to be at...
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Nowadays, the vast majority of the items we see around us are mass produced: they are machined, processed, packaged, and shipped with such uniformity and precision that you’d never be able to tell one designer from another. Prior to the...
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