Efka reviews Kemet, because Kemet is very very good. Here's why.

Efka gives you the lowdown on possibly one of the most depressing board games in existence. Aside maybe from Fluxx.

We think Yokohama is great but we'd also like to talk for about thirteen minutes and twenty eight seconds as to the whyness.

Elaine & Efka take you down a road of points, spices and easy bake ovens in their Century: Spice Road review. 

Time is a flat circle. Anachrony is a cardboard box. Efka reviews one of them.

Efka reviews Stefan Feld's classic game, Castles of Burgundy and all the non-castle non-Burgundy bits that it has.

Efka reviews Yamatai, a board game about honor, boats and skittles.

Elaine and Efka have a Gloomhaven and maybe you want to have a Gloomhaven too.

We review not one, but two murder mystery crime solving games, both featuring the world's most famous detective. No, not Angela Landsbury. The other one.

Efka sorts out what's what about this epicly long strategy game.

Elaine and Efka find their way out of a box of escape the room adventures to deliver you the skinny on this very clever game.

Elaine and Efka explore the depths of a wine barrel. Will they stay sober to give a leveled review? Only one way to find out. Featuring a special guest.

Efka reviews a worker placement game based on a fictional country in a fictional economic state with fictional consequences in a fictional crisis.
 

Elaine and Efka explore the Celtic first date simulator Inis.

Efka reminisces about that time he was the world champion of shooters, which was never. But maybe Adrenaline is a champion instead. Watch our review to find out.

Efka reviews A Feast for Odin, which is a bit like having a massive cardboard dinner and then passing out.

Efka shines a light on this tabletop appropriation of the MOBA genre.

Elaine and Efka review the ultimate game of corporate backstabbing - New Angeles

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