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The Architects of Amytis Board Game Review

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By George Barker
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Written by George Barker What is The Architects of Amytis? The Architects of Amytis is a competitive tile-laying game for two players that blends clever spatial planning with point-salad scoring and a twist of tic-tac-toe. Designed by Jérémy Ducret and Romaric Galonnier, and published by La Boîte de Jeu, this 30–45 minute game tasks you with building a beautiful, balanced city to win the favour of the King of Babylon.
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Voidfall Board Game Review

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By George Barker
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Written by George Barker What is Voidfall? Voidfall is a heavy, euro-style 4X game set in a post-eldritch sci-fi universe. Rather than focusing on exploration and unknowns like other 4X games, Voidfall delivers a deterministic, puzzle-like space opera of optimisation and efficiency. Survivors of a fallen empire must reclaim their territories from the corrupting influence of the Voidborn.
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Battalion: War of the Ancients Game Review

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By George Barker
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Osprey Games' Battalion: War of the Ancients game is one you won't want to miss, and our review delves into just why that is. Written by George Barker Battalion: War of the Ancients hinges around the idea that coordinating large groups of warriors (in the ancient era) was quite difficult. Runners, trumpets and flags are all imperfect solutions to conveying precise orders in the chaos of an ancient battlefield.
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