I rarely feature super mainstream games here on Little Board Gamers, but Super Mario Jenga is actually a game I play quite a lot. Generally, when it comes to mainstream games, they tend to be a lot better at...
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Matthew Bailey
BOX ONE
Disclaimer before I begin: this review is about a solo game that is marked as being for ages 14 and up, but a younger child could quite happily play. Equally, you could easily play this in a group and it...
Bubble Bath Bunny
We haven’t really featured much for really little kids so far this summer, so we’re going to start with our first tiny preschooler game, and that is Bubble Bath Bunny, part of the My Very First...
1 A.M. Jailbreak
Let’s kick off by saying 1 A.M. Jailbreak is now going to firmly sit at the top of my list of games that are like Uno, but better. 1 A.M. Jailbreak is a deck-shredding game that sets itself apart by being a little...
Star Wars Carcassonne
I’ve been on the fence about whether to review Star Wars Carcassonne for a while, largely because it’s out of print, pretty difficult to get hold of, and you’re going to be paying an inflated...
Catch the Moon
A really simple and quick one today, but probably one of my biggest recommendations so far, as this can be picked up in most shops for under £5 and it’s great for occupying the kids (and adults)...
5-Minute Marvel
Normally, when I do the main “splash picture” for all my reviews, I use Photoshop to swap out the background, but in this case I love the image of Jack drinking a pint of Diet Coke in the background (we...
Subway Squeeze
Subway Squeeze is a game that has reached the giddy heights of being considered a group fave and has been regularly recommended for a few years now. But I haven’t seen it mentioned for a while, so I...
Bigly
Two player abstract strategy that has a bit of a problem with stale-mates.