Update: Illumination has launched on Kickstarter and the campaign will run for 14 days. This is a joint campaign with The Road to Canterbury, so you may pledge for either of the games or both. Our preview post below was published on January 11. Illumination is a 1-2 player tile laying game in which figures from illuminated manuscripts representing the forces of good fight against those of evil. It will launch on Kickstarter on January 14. Three different boards will be placed

Sagani is a 1-4 player tile laying game in which you are trying to connect your tiles so that the elemental spirits are in balance with each other. This is a game by Uwe Rosenberg which you can preorder from Eagle-Gryphon Games' Essen Spiel Sale (available for EU, Canada, and the US). Each tile in the game is an elemental spirit representing Air, Fire, Water and Earth. On each turn, you will draw a tile from the central pile and place it in front of you. Upon placement, the s

Update: Mercado de Lisboa has launched on Kickstarter and the campaign will run for 14 days. You may pledge for a copy of the game, available in different languages. A mini expansion for Lacerda's Lisboa is included with every order. Our preview post below was published on August 31. Mercado de Lisboa is a 1-4 player tile laying and area control game, co-designed by Vital Lacerda. It will launch on Kickstarter on September 3. In the solo mode of Mercado de Lisboa, you will go

Update: Kanban EV has launched on Kickstarter, and the campaign will run for 15 days. You may get just the base game or add a pack of metal cars. In either option, you can pay a bit more and get a signed sticker by Lacerda. And if you are based in the US and are in extra hurry, arrangements can be made for you to receive the game before most other people, at an extra cost of course. The solo mode has been designed by David Turczi. Our preview post below was published on Febru

Rococo is a style associated with ornamental excess, frivolous themes, and the combination of white, gold and pastels found in 18th century European palace interiors. It also happens to be a well-loved eurogame about making dresses for the French high society during the reign of Louis XV. The original publisher, Eggertspiele, did not intend to reprint it, so it was passed on to Eagle-Gryphon Games who smelled a great opportunity for deluxification. And indeed, the game lends