A surprisingly clever tetromino puzzler where knowing when to drive off is just as important as packing your lorry.
Category - Tile Laying
Matthew Bailey
Personal Demons
An approachable and beautifully produced middleweight strategy game with excellent drafting and engine building.
Race to the Treasure
A great introduction to tile laying games for small children
Zoe Tulodziecki
Carcassonne Labyrinth (preview)
A brilliantly clever fusion of Carcassonne and Labyrinth that somehow feels completely faithful to both while creating something fresh and genuinely excellent in its own right.
Wispwood
a beautiful and clever tile-laying puzzle that is easy to learn, satisfying to build, and offers just enough strategic depth to keep you thinking across its three increasingly tight rounds.
Flippers
A fun and actually quite unusual tile-laying sorta auto battler
Vines and Flowers: Blooming Harmony – Preview
It’s actually quite unusual these days that I come across something that immediately stands out as different. But my preview copy of “Vines and Flowers: Blooming Harmony” did exactly that...
Dobble Connect
Today we’re looking at Dobble Connect, which is basically a slightly more involved version of Dobble (or Spot It! in some other territories). Since I’m in the UK, I’ll stick with calling it...
Tulikko
A beautiful tile laying game that might be the best game of the Summer Games fest so far!
Cascadia Junior
Cascadia is a well-loved tile-laying game where you’re matching up habitats and animals, from the same people that brought us the wonderful Calico, which pops up here at Little Board Gamers all the time. I’m...
Railroad Tiles
Lovely Components, But Railroad Ink Still Runs on Time!
Tacta
Tacta was the absolute darling of the UK Games Expo and pretty much came out as one of the games that was most recommended, really drawing everyone’s attention at the show, probably helped by the excellent stand...
Bloomchasers
We’ve had quite a few mainstream games in the last few days, as well as a few surprisingly big disappointments, so today we’re looking at something that is neither mainstream nor disappointing...