This latest edition come with some notable changes, such as new artwork, revised rules, and an alternative board design for a smoother gameplay experience.

Ultimately, it’s hard to argue against Compile: Main 2 as a product or as a game.

A strategy game with engine building elements, Zenith will see players manage resources, calculate where to best place their pieces, and ponder how best to interfere with their opponent’s plans.

EXIT: The Game – Adventures on Catan is an excellent take on the escape room format for home play.

Up or Down? hasn’t particularly landed for me, despite being a recurring game played at friendly occasions.

The digital version comes shortly following the release of the physical version. Nature is one of the most highly-anticipated board...

For a first effort, the hololive Official Card Game is stellar.

A few cracks in the shell, but this is still one good egg.

Catch the Moon is a tabletop ladder-stacking game for one to six players.

CookieRun Braverse TCG is a solid spin on the TCG format.

Dice Words is exciting, thoughtful, and fast-paced. It feels like the perfect ice-breaker for family gatherings and parties.

Australis initially drew me in with its gorgeous artwork, both on the box and on the board, but left me wanting when the dice were rolled.

Super Battle Mon fulfills its core objective of being a simpler, more streamlined TCG that is perfect for beginners or for playing when you don’t have a lot of time.

Pixels — The Electronic Dice is a phenomenal piece of engineering, both on the physical die and the app that controls the profiles.

Here's a quick look at the top 5 board games we actually played while at Gen Con.

A run-down of some of the coolest stuff we saw at Gen Con days 3 and 4.

Gen Con 2025 is just a few short days away, and the JetsonPlaysGames team will be there!