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Is that Scooby Doo? No, it's Mansions of Madness Second Edition - although we can't fault you for confusing those two. Both are silly, fun and full of hijinks. Zoiks fellas, better roll those dice to not go potty.
Elaine and Efka explore all the wonders of London and ponder on the nature of Guilds. A lot of knowledge here. A lot of wisdom.
Featuring a review of shopping bags, St. Albans and lots and lots of shouting.
Efka and Elaine travel to the land of Birmingham and deliver you a review of Star Wars: Rebellion straight from the convention.
The most maternal two player asymetrical game in existence - we promise.
Party games are great. They really tie the room together. But what if there's more people at your party than you could shake a stick at? Then break this game out!
Bags are excellent. They hold stuff. You can also take stuff out of them. Very versatile. They're even a board game mechanism. Like in the game Orleans.
There's something about two player asymmetrical battle games that makes Efka excited. Is this one a hit? Find out here.
Fart. Short for Fine Art. But this board game box holds more than just box fart. It holds a real masterpiece.
Elaine and Efka take a look at Prodigal's Club, where millionaires waste their fortunes on a nihilistic whim.
Efka gives the lowdown on Mombasa and why it was a contender for No Pun's Game of the Year.
Efka tackles one of his most coveted Essen Spiel acquisitions this year. See what he thought of Nippon in our review.
Efka lays down the beats on why the hype surrounding T.I.M.E. Stories is real, and why this game is all the rage.
Imperial Assault and Twin Shadows review, featuring the misadventures of the incredibly lax imperial officer. Find out whether this makes it as our game of the year and why (or why not).
Efka enjoys The Great War so much, he starts a whole new YouTube channel just to review it. Welcome to Nondigital Cardboard Geek Meeple'n'stuff.
With the recent nomination of Elysium for Kennerspiel des Jahres, Efka decided to have a good look at the game whilst Elaine makes a documentary about Britain.
Elaine and Efka finally meet on the field of battle and, like true philosopohers, instead of fighting with bolter pistols they tackle the important questions in life. Like, how DOES a Space Marine poop? Find out in our review of Forbidden Stars.
Efka just wants to go out for dinner whilst Elaine has delusions of grandeur. And somehow, Star Wars Armada is involved. Our new review is live!