Don't Eat the Meeples
Matt MontgomeryA weekly in-depth newsletter about board games and card games
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 131 | Subscribers | Read | donteatthemeeples.substack.com |
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The weird stories of Wilmot's Warehouse
Every now and again, a game comes around with a pitch that seems like it shouldn’t work.
11 great polyomino games
Like all great concepts in board games, there comes a time when a mechanism, feature, or concept reaches some sort of critical mass, exploding on to the wider board gaming scene. I have long assumed this was the case with the polyomino tile...
Six games to replace Carcassonne
There’s something that feels quite wrong to me about Carcassonne not being a top-100 game on Board Game Geek. I mean, I don’t feel personally offended, but Carcassonne was one of the first hobby board games I really got into after being int...
The 25 trick-taking games I played in one weekend
Around the U.S. (and presumably outside the U.S.), it’s become increasingly common to see small, play-focused trick-taking conventions emerge. From PGC Con in Portland to T3C in Texas, folks have been gathering to play trick-taking games. T...
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