I sometimes find it difficult to critically review new tabletop offerings from Mayfair Games independent of their previous ones. It’s as Mayfair is some storied rock band from my youth, responsible for so much joy for so long that I’m not sure if their latest single is any good or if I’m simply deferring to my …

GeeklyCon is proud to announce that, for the first time ever, it will be offering a Play to Win board game competition. If you’ve never heard of a Play to Win competition the concept is pretty simple: we’ll have 31 games available to play throughout the weekend, and every game you play lets you enter …

I was lucky enough to start my PAX East experience with a play through of Widow’s Walk, the new expansion for Betrayal at House on the Hill. For those not familiar with the classic semi-cooperative horror game, let me give you a quick explanation of how it works. The first half of the game is cooperative …

Tile laying and city building games are common themes in board games. Personally, they are not a genre that gets me excited to play a board game. Quadropolis, from Days of Wonder, is a tile laying, city building game that makes me really excited to play board games. A game of Quadropolis is played over …

    You would have thought that by now I would be used to the fact that we have one of the best communities on the internet, and yet I’m still amazed at the GeeklyInc community’s generosity and willingness to help those in need. The 24 hour charity stream was a huge success. Everybody rallied together …

Greetings and Salutations! We’ve covered perhaps the most common groups – two, three, and four.  Adding a fifth wheel is perhaps socially awkward but by no means makes choosing a game difficult.  Five is still a great player group with a host of options.  Here are some of my favorites!   Small World – A …

Hello.  Is it me you’re looking for?  Seems unlikely!  But if you’re reading this you’ve already given your sweet sweet click and I thank you. Four is really the meat and potatoes of board gaming.  Two couples get together for dinner and after dinner amusement.  Mom and Dad break out Monopoly with the kids on …

  Last year on International Tabletop Day, GeeklyInc ran its first ever 24 hour live stream. We raised nearly $4,000 for The Trevor Project and gave away a lot of wonderful prizes, from boardgames, to books, to commissioned art pieces and much more. This year we’re doing it again. International Tabletop Day falls on Saturday 30th April this …

I stare at a building, more specifically, a bank building. Three floors, each containing a vault and stairs to the next floor. The unknown is what security measures are on each floor or which room that pesky security guard will peek at next. There is only one way to start this caper though, remove the …

Let’s flashback to March when I speculated about Pandemic Legacy. We got small snippets of information and tried to cobble together as much information as possible and figure this game out. After playing the first seven months of the game the surface has barely been scratched.To avoid spoilers about specific games played, I’ll just be …