JW Dec 31, 2019 The best of times This Summer I asked Athena if she could start a website as I would like to find all solitaire board game news in one place. She agreed, i...
JW Dec 30, 2019 Cream of the crop 2019 We look ahead most of the time, and think of what next to buy or drool over. But at the end of the year it's kind of nice to look back an...
JW Dec 23, 2019 Closed for the holidays The darkest nights are over and we've seen the first rays of light. Let them warm your heart and brighten your day. We hope you spend the...
JW Dec 22, 2019 The Festival of Death And 0. Winter solstice. Today was the shortest day of the year over here, but it can be worse. Inside the polar circle it has been dark a...
JW Dec 21, 2019 On the Yeti's tracks Just one day until winter solstice. Today was not only dark, but cold as well. I put on another sweater and played the Qinghai-Tibet sce...
Athena Dec 20, 2019 Christmas in Creepypoint When I bought Apocrypha Adventure Card Game several months ago, I made the mistake of playing the first 5 missions back-to-back. And with...
Athena Dec 19, 2019 Monsters kiss under the mistletoe too Chris Hansen, the designer of Franky's 1st Christmas, is also the man behind the must-follow blog Print and Play Games News. In my quest ...
JW Dec 18, 2019 Deck the Viking halls Yule, as you may know, was A Feast for Odin in the old days. The eponymous board game has some special seasonal tiles available as an add...
Athena Dec 17, 2019 Nils Holgersson didn't make it to the South Number 5 in our winter-themed countdown... If you grew up in Europe in the '80s like me, you may remember an anime TV series for kids cal...
JW Dec 16, 2019 Snow-covered tracks Winter time is for playing family games by the Christmas tree. So why not play some family games solo? I've retreated to Santa's Workshop...
